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[quote= The temperature was in the 20's. He said after priming, and with the choke and throttle wide open, he got it to start after the 6th or 7th "manly pull". I've never had a Johnson Outboard I could take to " Wide open throttle", unless I put it In gear (forward). Am I missing something? Gary

To save sanding and polishing. After filling clean excess from around the chip or hole. Cover the spot with Scotch tape, rub lightly with your finger. After gel coat hardens remove the tape, you will have a slick polished surface.

Well, yes. Three aspirins aren't good for you either but it sure gets rid of the headache! It takes only a small amount of vapor to get that first pop. I agree continual use can damage an engine. I've not had any hand start engines that were very cooperative below 20 degrees.

Anne, Welcome to the c-brats, You are going to love your 22. I spent two summers on a friends 22 Cruiser. I enjoy nice dinners , cocktails, etc. My contribution to his boat was a Magma Catalina grill. It worked really well. At the 2005 Seattle Boat Show we ordered a Tomcat 25.5. The first thing...

Having Lived in Alaska 50+ years, I found some engines start better than other. The one thing that makes them equal is STARTING FLUID, just a very light spray into the carb. intake! ! ! Gary

Good stuff, another "tracker". ( flightaware.com) You can track private or commercial flights. For private, just summit the aircraft N number, Gary

With forks . My e-mail Garyk111@cox.net Contact me and I'll Send you photos, The Amigo II, lifted by the Fork lift.

They lift our Cat from the hulls, not the bridge deck.

You'll love the Tom Cat! We have our Tom Cat 25.5 in a simular Marina in Anacortes Wa. We stored a 22 cruiser with these folkes before buying the 25.5 They made an exception and took on the new boat. They don't want to handle additional cats as they are much more difficult to deal with. I will...

Jim, Joan, Brent and Dixie, Pulled up the new post dailey. Wonderful adventure,great photos. Looked forward to each day, as if I were there. Garyk, Amigo II

Jim, and Joan, Your input and pictures are great! In the latest photo, your working the laptop from the boat. Are you using wireless broadband router or do you have a satellite system? You seem to communicate on a daily basis. Fantastic job! I'm following ya'll with each post. I hope the...

Joan, Jim, Brent and Dixie Sorry, my first reply. I hit "new topic", so my thanks is located there. Garyk

Joan, Jim, Brent and Dixie, I've been following your adventure with great interest. Rick Ross and I are planning to trailer the Amigo ll (255 Tom Cat), to Florida next winter. Your post are very informative, thanks. Hope to see Brent and Dixie next summer in the N.W, we will have lots of...