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No longer have a boat.

This boat has been sold.

Thanks so much. Things are a bit better after 10 days in a hospital in Pennsylvania.

Price just reduced to $89,000

PRICE REDUCED to $89,000 We're selling our beloved 2002 360 Sundancer. She's been a great boat but health issues are making us sell her. She's been greatly upgraded and is in great shape. Lying Palm Coast, FL, between St. Augustine & Daytona. Here's a link to her listing...

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I have only 1 cleat centered at the bow, The cleats I use are the two bow cleats on either side of the boat. One such is visible in the lower right of your photo above.

Galvanized steel is stronger than stainless steel, generally. No sure that's important to the equation for your use.

This is what we use. Cannot remember how long is the 3-strand we use We have two 3-strand lines, one for each cleat on either side of the capstan at the bow. The hook is stainless and ours has a small plastic 'keeper' so the chain stays in. We like that it keeps the chain noise to a minimum...

Trust the Force, Luke.

Turn it off.

Great looking dog. Congrats. Have had a few GSDs and love the breed. They are very intelligent. I agree with others that a young GSD can board the boat easily. Keep the weight in the normal range and it will be easier on the joints.

I buy whatever boat shoe is on sale at Marshalls that has reasonably good traction. As for Crocs, was surprised to see them shrink. I left them in the Florida sun this summer and they lost a few sizes in width and one in length. Looked online to see this is common. The 'remedy' is to boil them...

Floating is important. I think white is better because it's easier to see in the water if it's dropped.

May this hero rest in peace.