Recent content by bcassal

I have towed my C-22 thousands of mile on aE_Z loader tandem and I have been very pleased with it (except for the surge drum brakes ,I'm putting on discs). A word of caution !!! The first time I launched Carpy I just about drooped it on the ramp, and it was a shallow ramp. The rollers are...

It looks like you have a great list of commitments. Unfortunately Carpy hasn't been out for a while. We have had it out on our lake, about 4miles by 11/2. Ive fighting colon cancer,the Chemotherapy mostly. We are also having our wedding Reception (party) on March 12 My Son and his wife and...

I am in the process of rehabing my EZ Loader trailer, (for a C-22). I have experienced tread wear on the outside of the rear right tire, its a tandem. I have talked to several alignment shops and they have had nothing to offer. The spindles on that right side are apart 3/16 different from...

I frequently use it on fiberglass and also to polish varnish on mahogany boats. It will take off a lot of skiff marks and rubber marks. It is an excellent product. To get that glassy look, I usually wet sand through the grits to as much as 1200. It will produce a fine finish on it;s own...

There will certainly be insurance issues, particularly if you have a accident claim. Carpy

A number of C-Brats, myself included, have been using this monitor with success. http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/us ... pid=51924# Carpy

Chuck, The upper Tennessee and Tellico Rivers are very nice. A few pictures are in my album. Bruce Cassal Carpy

Hi Ken, Way to keep a secret , Ken. We hope to see you then. Joyce still has her flowers, but we don't water them anymore. Bruce & Joyce

As it looks now, I'll come off a chemo infusion on thursday and it takes 3-4 days feel human again. I have yet to meet the celebrity guest in person. Maybe we will both be there next year. Bruce

Hello all, It sounds like you have a great gathering coming up. Sadly, once again, Carpy will not be able to be there. We have been on the hard this year. In April I had surgery on a cancerous colon and am now taking chemotherapy for the rest of the year. Joyce is looking at surgery for a...

What a resource we have in Dr. Bob! Thank you so much, Bob, for sharing your vast experience in such a clear and concise manner. I have learned so much from your postings, as have we all. Thanks, Carpy

Folks following this thread: Take a look at Jays Delorme site on the satellite view tonight 7/18. It's stunning. Carpy

Hi Mary & Casey, I know you are following Hunky Dory & Discovery's Southeast Alaska trip and I want you to note my comments to Jay apply to you as well. I have been following your ICW trip if the same enthusiasm and good feelings. I am very glad to hear your extending up the Hudson and to the...

Jay, Thank you so much for all your postings on your travels. I can't tell you how much it has meant to on this trip. I have had way too much time on my hands due to a medical situation and I have following Brent's track as you are moving (in the afternoons here). I also watch the nautical...

Larry, The Erie Canal is a very un-scary trip. Lines fore and aft is the way to go. Once in position it should be very easy to control the boat. The lock walls are lined with zebra muscles which are sharp. Fenders and leather gloves are in order. The lock masters are very friendly and...