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Drilled all drain plate holes larger so they are less prone to clogging.

3" of lead foam behind panel in the cave + sealed panel with tape and caulking to reduce generator noise in the cabin.

Added 1" of lead foam on hatch and around Generator

Added 1" of lead foam on engine hatch

TV mounting bracket

15" LCD HD TV down for viewing / 110V & 12V with a small inverter.

TV stowed

Shakespeare SeaWatch 2025 with amplifier

A/C air outlet to duct connection, or the lack of thereof...

Added 8" Stern cleats

Added 8" Bow Cleats

Added Racor 500MA + 2 micron filter for Cummins engine

On the lift 35' from back door

Little Toot arriving home

Notice that the two SeaDog strainers that are utilized for the A/C & generator are below the waterline. You might want to go to the below web site and read the last sentence at the bottom! http://www.sea-dog.com/PDF/364135.pdf

On the R-25 with the Cummins engine, you can not see or reach the dinky little A/C raw water filter without first removing the riser to the step and then removing the engine water overflow tank. At that point you can barely see the filter much less reach it. If you want to see what is going on...

I'll admit that this is a bit of a Rube Goldberg rig, but it is inexpensive and IT WORKS!! Go to Home Depot and in the plumbing section get a 3/4" CPVC Street Elbow and a 3/4" to 1/2" bushing. FYI, a street elbow has both male and female connections, CPVC is the beige colored fittings (for hot...

The Blue Ranger 25' made another appearance at 1:45 PT right after the playoff presentation.

By chance did anyone see the short clip of a blue Ranger 25 shot in the San Diego area on NBC Sports Sunday broadcast of the Torrey Pines US Open?

I was told by Ranger that my Tug (#85) had 16,000 BTU AC. I'm thinking of enlarging the AC access hole under the seat for future potential servicing etc. I keep my boat on a lift. I lowered it to the point that the AC raw water sea cock is just under the water by a few inches, then take a water...