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Those back-to-back seats are found everywhere in small runabouts in various versions. They make down into a flat, long, sleeping area/bed as an added feature. Plus, they have a storage area under them. Try various wordings, but here's "back to back boat seats for sale" on Google: back...

Just in case you can't access the article in the Seattle Times, here's a posting of it: Environment Tire dust killing coho salmon returning to Puget Sound, new research shows Dec. 3, 2020 at 11:00 am Updated Dec. 3, 2020 at 3:53 pm A team led by researchers at the University of Washington...

What do you guys and gals think of this? Tire dust killing coho salmon returning to Puget Sound, new research shows https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-ne ... &utm_term=

Lots of good ideas here. A couple of thoughts: 1. The older you get, as you get weaker and less steady, the more useful handholds become. Add them on the inside and outside as needed, keeping the cosmetic look of the boat the best you can. Be sure they're placed in the best, safest, most...

Over the years on this site, a number of posts have said that NAPA Parts Stores have or can get parts for various outboard motors. Might well be a parts source worth checking out. Joe. :teeth :thup

Nice photos! In general, are the fish on artificial reefs protected from fishing and spear fishing? Thanks! Joe. :teeth :thup

Doug- The interior re-design was done with the hull and cabin (exterior) changes done first in 1987. I can't give you any first hand advice, as I owned a 1987 Cruiser with all the changes intact, except to do what you want to make the boat more useful and functional as you need it. Have fun...

For the 1987 and later 22's (Cruiser and Angler models), 1987 was the hull change year. The 1986 and older 22's, are all Classics, and all pretty much the same, although you will find the pre-1987's often referred to as Anglers, which they are not! The 1980 through 1986 22's were simply...

Probably the one that just sold in Oakland that the article about the low price was about. Was being taken to Washington and going to go on to Alaska in April on the ferry (Alaska Maine Highway). See below: Article: Tomcat: Fairly Valued?

Here's a closer look for everyone:

How do you rinse your dishes, etc.? If you use running water supplied by an electric pump, you'll use a lot more than if using a foot pump with which you can deliver as little as you can get by with. The early CD-22 Cruisers had an electric pump hat was soon replaced by a foot pump for that...

Have you considered the power requirements of a convection oven and how you will meet them? Might not be too much of a problem on Shore Power, but are you planning on using one at anchor? Joe. :teeth :thup

Agree with the need for a standing watch, but if they were charging batteries in or near the mid-deck galley area and the people were below that with only one egress which was through the galley area and seeing how quickly energetic a lithium ion battery fire can be, it might not have been...

Harvey- I distinctly remember a discussion on this or one of it's former websites about how a group of Ranger EC 21 Tugs yearly made a trip together from the Puget Sound area up the Inside Passage to the Juneau area. Probably been 8-15 years, however. How time flies! Joe. :teeth :thup

Bigger boats usually have a high pressure raw water system with an outlet, a hose, and a hand-squeeze operated nozzle on the fore deck along with a pair of foot operated up and down switches for the windlass. These together allow one to raise the rode and anchor intermittently as they are...

Micah- Don't worry, I won't report you to the Tug-Nuts! Just thought it would be curious to see how many of them had reached the same conclusion, or had recently bought a bought a Ranger Tug without realizing yet how hard they were to work on. My Sea Ray is somewhat similarly "over-finished"...

See below: Each noodle has an equal length of thin PVC gardening pipe in it to add some stiffening to the noodle The system looks a bit peculiar but I’ll take that for a quiet night’s sleep. Plus it’s kind of fun when folks tootle past in their dinghy looking at it. I have a latch...

Great insight! Thanks! Someone ought to post this on the R-Tugs site and see how they react!!! :smileo Joe. :teeth :thup

Dave- Here's the article I wrote about the installation: Engine Mounted Electric Trolling Motor Joe :teeth :thup