Search results

Whoa, looks like your C-Dory is totalled along with the trailer. What a shame. I sincerely hope your boat was insured at agreed value, not NADA. Don

Byrdman is a lightweight when it comes to beer, Patrick, and Charlie gave up his license long ago. Sally has him on a strict Hops free diet. So it's just you and me and my nephew. You're on. Guaranteed an Anderson is gonna come out the winner though. Don P.S. Yah, what's with your profile...

What I actually said: I have to disagree back, Pat. Nowhere did I label all readers of Dent's book, however I did label his target market. Writers write to sell books after all. Intelligent readers always look at both sides but I really don't think they're in the majority in any...

There will always be gloom and doom proponents like Harry Dent. He sells books and his target audience are those who believe the worse. A growing audience, unfortunately. On the other hand, there are those who believe the economy is struggling and will continue to struggle as the average US...

Another unfortunate update to a sad story: The San Diego Log has this lead story in their latest issue. Please note: The NTSB has still not determined the actual cause so assumptions and speculation is not appropriate at this time. Don

Excellent job, nephew. Couple of comments: Roger, I don't know if Pat's installer used it but there is a silicon grout product that remains slightly flexible after it's used. It's also far more stain resistant than typical grout and doesn't need sealing/resealing and constant grout cleaning...

I had ordered Taylor fenders in the Mocha color that matched the Jenny B's trim. One arrive deflated and since the Mocha color was discontinued, I called Taylor. They sent me replacement valve kits and instructions on how to replace the valves. Been over five years now and at my age I clear...

same here

Both. Jenny B was new C-Brat was used. Don

I'll second the Wilson recommendation Charlie. Tried it on my Verizon MiFi hotspot and my regular phone and it worked like a charm. It also cuts down on phone battery drain because it only has to transmit 1/4" to the retransmitter in the cradle. Really looking forward to using the cradle with...

Ahh yes, performance. :lol: NO disrespect intended but if I wanted performance I would have passed up the C-Dory line altogether. :shock: Seriously, I'll probably go Yamaha because there are way more places to get it serviced here in the San Diego area and my super satisfied experience...

I'm replacing the bunk carpet on my 1993 Pacific trailer and Pacific is now using stainless steel hardware. They sell the stainless carriage bolts with Nyloc/stainless nuts and stainless lag bolts on their website. Not very expensive, actually, so for me it's worth the effort to change over...

Tom, I've been waffling between the Yamaha 50/60 and the Suzuki 60 to re-power my newly renamed acquisition, and the weights you quote just don't jibe. The Yamaha weighs 237 lbs The Suzuki weighs 229 lbs That's an 8 lb difference, not enough to get excited over. the problem is determining...

The Jenny B has a 75 Yamaha EFI which is a clone of the 90 detuned for slightly more bottom end torque. Loved it. 3800 rpm was the "sweet spot" for best mileage and WOT gave it 29-30 mph depending upon the gods that day. I'm now shopping to re-power the Honky Dory and will definitely go...

While searching for a simple storage cover specifically for So Cal (little rain, lots of UV) I ran into this interesting site. Shipping is the kicker. Around $75, but the overall cost for a C-22 could be as little as $300. (Click on the currency box to get US $$ prices) The Irish are...

Hi Casey After re-reading your original post, doing something with PVC won't solve the 12 holes left from removing the old launcher. (sigh) A good glass guy would make short work of that. I filled a couple of mistakes on the Jenny B without a problem - but I had a can of original gel coat and...

Here is the discussion. Unfortunately the host site is no longer in existence so the stain photos are gone but if you read the posts, it should be clear enough to figure out the why. Don

OK, Casey, I got out and took a couple of photos. The original owner of the Honky Dory was definitely a fisherman. He created spots to stow 18 rods!!!! The most creative rocket launchers I've ever seen were built out of his need to carry a dingy on the roof. The entire package can be built...

Base

Launch tube