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Thule: What risers? Ones that would clamp to a gutter? Was actually thinking about two sets of these: Mantus rail clamp https://www.mantusmarine.com/mantus-rail-clamp/

Do we need to bring some firewood? Never really been to a GT by boat. Also interested in the pre and post trips.

I'll be there. Sounds as though I need to put in at ramp there on 44 and leave the "rig." Stayed there at Hontoon Landing this past June. Didn't even go over to the park. How many slips are available? And I suppose they're first come, first serve right...with no reason to reserve one?

Might fit in the garage if it's riding on skateboards. Thinking those doors are at most 7 feet tall and I'm also thinking the C-dory would have at least six foot of head room. So I'd say if the door is any less than ten foot and the boat's is on a trailer that...well anyway.

Explains my experience with them. Can't sit in a truck that barely gets used.

Anybody know the make and model of this actuator? Folks out in BC want a pic, they apparently have no idea what goes on these boats.

See the above sale is either sold out or it was indeed not legit

Briggs and Stratton 2200 watt generator $138.00 Too good to be true? Linky

Second sea trial seemed to be good They replaced two of the three carbs on the Honda 75 So I wrote the check Picking it up Monday These boats are the easiest to load of any this size I've ever had ...and that's a big plus for me these days too

With the motor jacked-up vs tilted when traveling in the shallows you can run at higher rpms without prop-blasting ...and if you still need to tilt the motor it doesn't have to be at such a great angle to the water Motor I originally bought this jack for was a 1984 Johnson 140 I had Bob of...

...but I can see as well, all the surprised faces when they see a cabin cruiser crossing the flats at low tide Even if it is at idle speed

Thinking the boat will run straighter and more efficiently when idling through the shallows with the motor at 180 degrees vs tilted up at less of a degree Don't know that I'll do it immediately Have to see just how it does the way it is So I'll know if I like the jack plate on it or not when...

Here where there are shallows that are extremely rocky I'm thinking it will work good And I have one already so I'll be sure and post about it once it's in use

Back tomorrow for the third time. Along with everyone else I wish I could find a 22 with twin 40s, electric wipers, windlass, full canopy, radar and kayak rack, easily sliding windows, extra large sump for bilge jack plate it's got trim tabs rocket launcher ...right now I just hope...

Single starboard engine That's weird Can't say I've ever heard of such a thing Beautiful boat

Wow! That looks like one terrific boat

Here's a 22 in Lakeland, Florida for sale https://lakeland.craigslist.org/boa/d/l ... 96772.html

I so would like to do that Been so many years since we did any boating out west In fact, HoJo has never done any

Have a friend that's building a kick ass boat bar Actually popped a mold from a lap sided hull Just the raw mahogany material for the top was $1800 And this initial pic is nothing You ought to see it now...