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The best modification to my 22 was to disassemble the helm seat, remove two inches of very soft foam and replace with two inches of high density foam. It looks factory original and is now really comfortable. The stock seat was painful after a couple of hours !!!

Before you buy a new seat you might consider doing what I did with mine. I bought a 2" thick high density piece of foam from an upholstery shop. It was a simple job to remove the wooden panel from the base of the seat then cut 2" of the approximately 3" original foam using an electric bread...

Yes, I have a Caframo fan and am really pleased with it. It is very effective at keeping the windows clear of mist with the Wallis. The fan has two speeds, operates quietly and the suction cup mount really sticks to the fiberglass. I highly recommend it. Ron

Interesting, its reassuring that the battery will not short when submerged. I will consider adding a second bilge pump and a transom wave blocker, thanks for the advice. Ron Seabrook

Hello C-Brats, our 22' cruiser C-Brook has two batteries #1 is mounted in the starboard lazerette and #2 is in a plastic battery box mounted on the deck in the cockpit between the fuel tanks. I normally start the outboards using battery #1 then after a short period to recharge it I select the...

I have a 05 22' cruiser with a Yamaha 90 & 8 High Thrust with electric start and power tilt. The 8 is mounted on the port side, the steering is by a quick disconnect bracket to the 90 which is actuated by a Baystar hyd system. Due to the off center thrust the steering requires relatively...

Thanks everyone for your excellent advice and suggestions. We will post a photo album when we adopt our new shipmate. Ron & Linda Seabrook

Hello C-Brats, we have been the proud owners of a new 22' cruiser :teeth since May 05. My wife and I have been enjoying cruising our local waters in the northern Georgia Straits of beautiful British Columbia. We have throughly enjoyed this C-Brat site it is an invaluable source of information...