Is the much current on the Lakes? Never saw any where I was on Erie.
Starting with the bilge pumps.
Yeah that was a lot of shake rattle and roll. Bet the engineers were just standing there waiting for their babies to come apart.......
"MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY This is Motor Vessel........." Nope.
OK, disregard. Maybe it's not so much the term itself as the sailor bashing context in which it's often used. NOT inferring anything about anyone...
Really? From an Admin? Maybe this forum should be renamed "Power Yacht Forums" ? I own a powerboat, I have owned sailboats. I have respect for...
This.
There are companies that specialize in that. You tell them what and from where to where they send you back a route with times and...
Looks like you know what you're doing. I hope you maintain motivation, as it appears to be a boat worth saving.
Same here..... interior paneling/cabinets were not exactly yacht quality. Hardware was meh too. Unless you are really careful the boat would not...
Replace the boat around it.
And you were going to do that how? When she went over there were I believe 1000 cars on board. They have been plucking some of them off, the ones...
Gas cars on boar with gas in them.... not too much though. Want to maintain that perfect explosive mixture.
Minorcan Mullet on scene. This is gonna get messy. Surprised it didn't happen sooner. Cutting through cars with gas in them with metal on...
Rule #2..... Keep the water out of the boat.
Probably...... A lifetime of aviation has engrained a pretty solid "keep an eye on things". I will admit that my engine room setup, 4 doors in the...
Actually, the most memorable stories in my mind were failures that happened (too) close to land...... "Out there" I have time, and tools.
Every 30 minutes. Access is a no brainer on our boat. Walk down the stairs open the respective engine room door and do a quick scan for obvious...
At $3000 a jug I'm at 100K And "while we're in there we may as well".... But yes, 250K is a little high drama.
Hmmm, that would take a while to grow on me.
