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The boat has been in dry storage since since I got her in 2004, so no trailer.

One of the first posts suggested a mid-bay gathering, however it seems that the discussion has moved to the extreme northern end (HdG and Chesapeake City) or the extreme southern end of the bay (James River and the loop) . Is there still any interest in a mid-bay gathering? Maybe Reedville or...

Thanks for the input. It will help me make a decision on purchasing a trailer. Steve

My 22 C Dory has been kept in dry storage since I bought it in 2004. The dry storage facility has been sold to a new owner, and they are converting it into a repair facility for small government vessels. I will need to move my boat by 3/31/20. I am looking at other dry storage facilities, but...

I use a Fortress FX 7.

Steve I would especially like to see the water pump replacement. My engine has a strong stream from the pump, but it has only been replaced once in 14 years. I guess that is because it gets flushed after every trip, but it should probably be replaced when I am repairing the hole in the lower unit.

Thanks Steve. I can't complain, this is the first real problem I have had with this engine in 14 years. Let me know when you get ready to service yours, I would like to look over your shoulder. In the mean time, I am going out to buy some JB Weld.

I just submitted the request for a photo album.

Yes.

I just discovered a small hole in the lower unit, behind the zinc fitting at the rear of the lower unit. It looks like water may have frozen inside and pushed out a piece of metal about the size of a nickle. There is a white caulking material inside, but the metal is split open. The boat is in...

I have a 2004 Honda 90 and it is carbureted. The only problem I have experienced, was due to a tank of bad fuel at the beginning of the season. I suspect the fuel had sat in the marina's tank for several months before I filled up.

I ran a Honda 8 HP 4 stroke as a kicker for many years. I can testify that the 8 will push the 22 at hull speed. There are three reasons that I took the kicker engine off of my boat. First - the 90 has never failed me in 11 years of service, so the kicker was never needed. I would exercise it...

Thanks everyone. I feel better about my annual change with 70 hours. Steve

It's the end of the boating season and it is time to change the oil in my Honda 90. I average about 70 hours a year on the engine. Just curious about how many hours others run between oil changes? Steve

Thanks. I just ordered the 3M sealant from Amazon. Steve

The rubber gasket on the stationary portion of the center window pealed off in one piece, when I opened the window today. Any suggestions on which adhesive would work best to re-attach the rubber gasket to the metal window frame? Thanks Steve

I ordered the alcohol stove when I had the boat built. It is simple and doesn't need a lot of maintenance. The down side is it doesn't produce a lot of heat. I am happy with it, but I also have a two burner GE electric flat surface, a single burner butane (like you see at an omelet station)...

I haven't had a problem with the cabin door, but I had problems with the cabinet doors in the galley. After several repairs using wood inserts and different glues, I still had problems keeping the screws in the hinges, I finally through bolted them about four years ago and they have never given...

The Fortress is a good choice for sand and mud, but not for rocky bottoms. I boat on the Chesapeake and have been using a Fortress FX 11 for the bow and a Fortress FX 7 for the stern, since 2004. They set easily and hold firm.

When I bought my boat, the dealer recommended a single 50 HP Honda. After testing the boat with a single 50, I knew it was under powered for my needs. I think they may have done this to keep the package price down for the boat shows. They offered an upgrade to the 90 HP, which included a 150 ft...