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I purchased the pro-mariner (but two bank) a few months ago and have been very happy with it.

I have used them and they work well. They do add to the humidity a bit though. But while cruising just crack the window or hatch a little more.

I think I would be tempted to show the boat, find the buyer, and give an allowance for the trailer of their choice.

If you get into the portland area the Inflatable Boat Center is pretty competent as well.

Personally, I am a little partial to the older models. I have had both older and newer and the older had no problems, not so much as a leak anywhere, but the new one had several.

That was pretty well done.

I would consider this the BEST place to advertise it.

In my case, (although mine never leaked) the paint over the caulking used on that joint wasn't very well bonded and water could get under it. I would think if you removed all the paint you could see where the intrusion is. Maybe jack up your trailer pretty high and put some water on the inside...

Sure beats the minus 3 deg. while camping near bend during thanksgiving.

Thank you

Marty, I and sue bought a cape dory sloop about a month ago. Looked all over puget sound but ended up finding it in portland. Getting used to it in portland for the winter then north late spring. Looking forward to going back out in the ocean.

I towed a 16' cruiser with a 4 cylinder toyota 4 wheel drive. It towed it fine but again, downhill around a corner, if you have to make a panic stop it can scare you. Other than that, no problem.

This boat has sold. Thanks again Mike for all your help.

My cruiser is now for sale, see the ad in the lower right corner near the bottom. But really wanted to thank Mike (Tyboo) for giving me the necessary help in getting the pictures into my album. Couldn't have done it without him.

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