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To shine Brass in the Army, we used privates. :lol:

:hug Heck give me her name and phone number and I'll call her for you. Double dog dare you. :mrgreen:

Hopefully you didn't place it in your mouth at some time and blow through it in an effort to determine what it was!...... :roll:

Mitch, since you are going to be in Anacortes, you should take a quick trip to visit Triton Marine the manufacturer of C-Dory's. They are located North of Bellingham about a 40 minute drive from Anacortes.

Thanks El and Bill for contributing on this subject for Mike. I was hoping you would.

Mike, My answer would be that it depends on the lock itself. There are many different locks in various parts of the country and each has their own variances and intricacies. Bill and El, would be amongst the most knowledgeable to answer your question as they have "locked" through all over...

A bit easier on the arms and back compared to the way, I do the oil change......I just pick up the generator and hold it upside down until it is all drained out. A guys got to get his exercise somehow.... :roll:

I'm guessing there are a few contacts that you make at work that you'd like to try that with..... :mrgreen:

Good Morning Dusty, Nice to "hear" from you! Glad to know that you are not in the slide area! Hope that you are enjoying that gorgeous Washington State sunshine this morning. Seems like summer here! :hot

Got it. Thanks Charlie!

Article said it would cost 277 million to replace.

I agree...think of all the homes that are continuously rebuilt in the flood plain areas around the rivers. It happens all the time, then when the rivers rise, the folks living in them refuse to vacate the homes until it becomes life threatening for not only them but their rescuers.

Merv and Kathy (Kingfisher) also live on Whidbey. If I'm not mistaken they live in the Coupeville vicinity.

No problem the Red boat will push the truck (regardless of color) in an expeditious manner.

Actually, fades faster because of increased friction due to speed. :mrgreen:

Ken, you are absolutely correct! I'll guarantee that there is not one person on this site that hasn't been passed by a big RED Fire Truck or a big RED Medic Unit. (Of course, Mark's (and his fellow LE Officer's) Black and Whites blow us all away....but then how many have Black and White...

DaveS, Do you know when in 2004 they relocated and built 22's in the new factory? I have a 2004 Cruiser and am interested where she was constructed. Thanks, Grazer Grazer, I'm not sure when the move was made, but fairly certain it was at least after June of '04. My HIN number is in my...

I agree with what has been said above regarding the care and "storage" of a vessel over a period of time. Mine has been stored in an enclosed shop. When I have it out and folks see it, they ask if it is brand new....they say the same about the trailer....they have difficulty believing that...

Jack, we purchased the Garelick Cockpit Steps from West Marine. The steps come with two mounting plates that you secure to the inside of the gunnel. The steps then slip into those and creates a very secure method of stepping into the cockpit from the gunnel. I know that there is at least one...

Polls regarding subjects such as preferred brand of outboard motor or singles vs twins end up being answered according to what the individual currently has on their vessel, as in most cases that is what the wanted in the first place. We all like to think that we've made the "best" choice. Most...