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Dr Bob and Localboy, Thanks for the clarifications. Where did you find that description of the Danco o ring? Jay

According to the Danco website the #50 o ring is made of "Durable rubber construction". So is nitrile a rubber? Not trying to stir the pot, just trying to get a gas resistant o ring. Jay

The Wallas Nordic's (replacement for the old ceramic top stove) circulation fan does not turn off even with the lid up, so no electric savings using an eco fan. The new Nordic works great but I've always been a fan of Wallas stoves. I think the justification for keeping the fan running is to...

I'm with Harvey. I have a 2002 CD22 with twin Honda 40's, put about 80 hours/yr on the boat since new and have only had to do normal maintenance on the engines - oil and lube (annual), filters (every two years), and water pumps (only on 3rd or 4th pumps in 18 seasons) - never any issues except...

I find I can fill faster when I don't bury the nozzle as far as possible - I'd say I only bury about half the nozzle. I think a full bury puts the discharge of the nozzle against the first bend and hence it shoots back up at you. Jay

I'm here, come on by; double you. :beer :beer Jay

I have the clothes pin type mount found at Defender- real handy, you can clip in on the bulkhead into the vee berth for hot nights. Just search for it at the Defender site; for some reason this post won't let me add the link. Caframo Fan Mounting Clamp Applications: Caframo 747 / 757 Ultimate...

picture of two mounted on my CD22 http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_albumName=C-Green&id=UpperHelm_Copy_2&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_photo.php this fan with 12v outlet plug or a direct wire one for $10 less...

Skiguy (& gal), I have a 4 blade 12 (and an 11) inch pitch prop which should bring your max rpm up to about 6K and the engine will handle heavy loads a lot better than the 3 blade prop. Stop by next time you're at the parents and I'll loan you the 12 inch prop for a test run. If you can make it...

Yakima tower with wrench in place to tighten cross bar and tower to gutter clamp

Wrench bent to miss high top

Yakima rack

Snap added to step two so bottom step won\'t drag in shallow water

Swim ladder at bow

Swim ladder at gunnel

Swim ladder at bow

Raised seat back with two pieces of flat aluminum - much more comfortable

One can sleep athwart ship with the filler

V berth filler; wood cleats on bottom to hold in place

One for me