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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...

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

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?

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.

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...

no kids no wife, just hung with my friend:) rained most of the night so we chilled and watched movies. good to get away sometimes...

I have a slip reserved for sat night. has anybody been there yet and can they attest to the "wave attenuator" ? ive experience most of the marinas around nyc and they all get dicey except for liberty landing. this one is supposed to have some brand new state of the art system… my fingers are...

doing usual browsing on yachtworld, I noticed a huge surge of 1993-2000 500 sundancers out there... all over the east coast. any thoughts?

researched some place for fireworks in the Hudson valley , and this was the final choice. haven't been to newburgh in 15 years at least and heard they revamped the riverfront. slip cost me only $100 all in , and the customer service was great. its small operation run by a few people , but its a...

got a friend on his sailboat to trade underway shots after weighing anchor from croton cove. some shots by the marina pool , swimming over to the sailboat with girls in tow(need a small dinghy) and my favorite place.. the fuel dock. a crew photo as well. this is why we do it :)

shes at the west side passenger piers as part of her manhatten call. was over for an alumni reception last night and got some shots in the rainy grey weather. shes an old girl , but still getting around

was at a maritime industry event at Chelsea piers and they had a parade of boats. caught some cool shots. 1936 John Harvey in her artsy pain job and the FDNY 343. the manhatten searay dealer with some stock is also in the mix

on my quest to remedy the vertical motion issue with my 330da searchlight , I came across these guys on ebay selling another unit. they quoted $250 to repair the unit and have most parts in stock as they are a jabsco dealer / repair shop. looking at what it would cost to replace the switch unit...

im getting the areas of coating failure on the arch. has anybody done a brushed touch up without removing the arch that has some success?

yes there were snow showers, but was nice and warm in the cockpit. did the usual cleaning out and shutting the fridge down. I had to lighten my load by consuming some of the remaining items. she is one of the last in the water on my dock. looks lonely

was at the bar at Pier A , looked up through the window and thought I was hallucinating... just when you think you've seen it all

so I was engaging in one of my hobbies... looking at boats on yachtworld that I fantasize for my "next one", then looking at videos of them on youtube. so im examining a nice 420 aft cabin... then they start showing the "laundry room" and I say WTF was searay thinking with this and who really...

was on the pilot boat "New York" for an industry outing and caught some cool pics of the working harbor. thought I would share

Marine Society of City of NY had sponsored an inter-academy MONOMOY race this weekend. traditionally between Ft Schuyler and Kings Point, we extended it to include MASS Maritime , Maine Maritime and USCG academy cadets. just so happens that Ft Schuyler has brand new waterfront facilities , wave...