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yup jacks' a solid dude, it was a nice head start to have a previous owner that cared. makes all the current fine tuning that much easier!

what saves her is shes beamy for a 34... not a bad ride in the seaway. just tender enough

wife wanted out of the cave plus something with stall shower and private cabin, so after an exhausting search , ended up with this 1994 silverton 34c. was tough to find something decent in this size / price range. i still visit the forum ... great group on here. have a great season all. funny...

had a great experience in the leeward islands some years back. picked up the boat in st lucia , and worked down to st marten and st Vincent. excellent network of support for cruisers in all those islands. climbing the volcano on st Vincent was fantastic.

I think some doctors have to look into the boaters brain. would be interesting

any simple way to get the green oxidation off engineroom brass fittings? hoping for some sort of spray-and -walk solution ;)

yeah and those windshields and large glass panes look great when they are spotless at a show... put it in the hands of everyday boaters who don't have staff to make sure all the water spots are off , plus kneeling and scrubbing all those large panes with glass cleaner would wear thin after a while

youtube video on everything in the planet EXCEPT for this maneuver!! haha thanks

no , I would just throw over and then mount the motor from the cockpit

LOL I like that reference. ive seen many pics of boats with a dinghy lashed upside down on the foredeck.. I figured if that many are doing it , how bad could it be.

so im about to venture into a flybridge boat.... who keeps a tender on the foredeck and launches without a crane of any sort. of course I would be looking at a non-rhib. seems they are light enough to toss over the rail , but how is it getting it back up?

does anybody typically break it down and stow it after use to avoid a permanent davit setup? is this something that is really out of reality and would be a major PITA all the time?

one of my favorite areas of the world. spent some time on the costa del sol of spain… I could die there a happy man

i hear safe harbor is in the process of getting Haverstraw marina... I guess they are like a giant monster swallowing up these facilities. hope some needed improvements are made, but hope serious rate increases aren't in the forecast. there are many "regular folks" at that marina that would...

the wife I think wants to get out of the cave... these caught my eye but I cant find much discussion on the forum. any opinions? other than the engine room looking a bit tight , seems like a nice setup. not to crazy about the crapper in the shower , but at least its a separate compartment.

by that logic , it is shocking to me how many people are driving around in $60k silverados and rams. these young guys in my firehouse are paying 700/ 800 month for these things! and still live at home!

does it come with the tug?

Eight Bells: Capt. Philip (PJ) Thomas, Class of 2008, Bahamian Pilot As you may already know, we lost Bahamian Pilot Captain Philip Thomas '08 in Hurricane Dorian on Sept 1st. The Cat 5 powerful winds reaching 180 MPH coupled with an enormous storm surge, swept Philip and his 3 children out to...

there is a water taxi stop right at the base of the Brooklyn bridge , also one about 1000 ft south of the marina at the next pier

jeez... I don't know how you guys do it rolling the dice every year. I hope all the folks around you care as much and secure their items. all the best for you! - to clarify , when I say rolling the dice, I mean the hurricane season in general. every year you don't know what kind of mayhem it...