I'm thinking your commenting on a standard sub build schedule and design. A propane tank or home build inverted tub may have a whole different...
Any history on current readings (display readings) before / after previous bottom cleanings? Is the needle still in the green? By chance was there...
Do you have a wind vane and interfaced to your A-pilot? If not, ignore that text. We do have an old Robertson wind sender interfaced and it does...
WOW!!
Other than grease (that I am not recommending), I believe there is no underwater apliable (non-poluting) products available. Here in Florida (USA)...
The AP26 manuals are still available from Simrad....
If the filter was filthy, Clean it and try again.
Skippy J likes those SeaRays. But I think them to be a fair weather 15 to 20 kt over priced Bayliner. The Carvers can move a bit but not as fast,...
Go ahead and start it after making sure it's clean. There should be a screen across the evap. If it's been a long time since it's been looked at...
Kinda like it that way till we get his rudder problem straight.
OB has a point past the dock that needs to be answered. What are you going to do with the boat??? If your serious into value for a long haul,...
Subject to admin edit; Yep, I have an axe to grind. Gas-ass-all is a great example of bending good people over.
Remember when we used to ad de-natured alcohol to our gas to remove water. I'd say maybe 0.10 percent max. The instructions were to burn the...
Yep, That's old, water absorbed S#%$& (stuff) gas. Not only does the alcohol effect rubber and gaskets, dissolves varnish that should be left...
Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia I had guessed so. Past my working radius. Not sure who is close this week. I'm still trying to make SC. Hang...
A 'Mut with Cats is interesting. Are you looking at already listed ships? I guess it's o k to send the YW links. Attn ADMIN: Is that ok?
Bring extra folks and have tools handy to disconnect one rudder at a time. I'm thinking the water pressure (forward motion, aft pressure) is...
How bout a long narrow hull, like a sub, but it does not really sink, but rather goes thru surface waves. Like a surface piercing pontoon or one...
Hard to steer in both directions? I don't think the internal valves can do this, but if it only messes up in one direction and not the other could...
Yep, 1/2 half gallon per hour / half load / around 1.8 L. Sea Gull had it.
