Search results

We always use the method Greg mentions and have never had a fuel burp.

Des Moines Marina has none of the bad stuff.

Bob and Marie...Our thoughts and prayer are with you thru this time.

I also have a pair still in their platic. Opening states 9- 1/2" x 12-1/4" and the outside is 13-3/16" x 15-1/2". If they would have fit my boat they would be on it right now. I really like the construction of these hatches.

We recently had the exact same thing happen to one of our cars that Salty mentioned.

Dr. Bob. When Donna and myself saw that the well would not be capped overnight we wondered of the possibility it might reach your area. From your comments looks like our worst fears are with you. What a sad situation. Our prayers are with you and all the others on the east coast.

Scott. I can only imagine how glad you are to be finally into your new location. Thanks for keeping us informed. Ted

I have a set that I will not be installing which is located in the Seattle area of (Kent).

Great pictures. I really enjoyed your description of what is going on.

I noticed recently in one of the boating mag. that WM has one that is from a co. called Sollight for $29.95 called RailLight Mini and comes with a rail mount. Quess it can also be had direct from them.

Our prayers will go out for the family of your friend.

Please put me down for two of them. Thanks.

I have used a product called Hypervent mattress layer found at Fisheries Supply in Seattle that goes under the matress. Really like it. It provides air to pass under the matress and do away with condensation many boats get in that area.

Reading the Jan/Feb edition of dockside magazine, in the Hands On section the author mentions that regular cleaning and waxing will extend the antennas life. I had always known antennas were fibreglass but for some reason never considered waxing it. Just wanted to pass on this easy maintenance tip.

Jim, you could not have said it any better. Thank you very much, made me feel better.

David. One of the things that my wife has used on formica that is stained is toothpaste.

Good subject. I'm interested in obtaining another NauticPath chip which the chart says is compatible with my Lowrance LMS-527ci gps. If anyone has one they no longer need I would be interested. Thanks.

On one of our trips to Alaska on a cruise boat in a remote portion I noticed a guy standing up paddling in what I thought must be some sort of canoe. He had on a back pack and was just putting along. I know at the time I thought it looked like a board but I told myself it had to be some kind of...

Dutch123. I don't like the idea of a thru hull if you don't have to do it. We have the pump under the gunnel and just toss the intake overboard.

That was simple. Marvin, just a reminder on your lawn mower, suggest you use fuel stabilizer ALL the time. I have done this for years and have never had a problem.