Recent content by ChrisD

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    Coming aboard!

    Roger, I live just across the river in Vancouver, WA and I'm another newbie here. I was incredibly lucky finding my boat, but I sympathize with your search. I was looking for a 22' Cruiser (anywhere on the West Coast) and I didn't have any luck until I worked with a boat broker in Portland...
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    electric c-dory and speed with kickers

    If you want to hit hull speed in a CD22, with a little extra power to handle a heavily loaded boat or wind/tides/currents, I would suggest no less than 8 hp or the electric equivalent. A 9.9 kicker pushes my 22 Angler along very happily at a bit over 6 mph, while burning slightly less than 1...
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    Fuel Selector Valve Decal

    I'm very glad I found this thread too! The decal on my '89 Angler 22' is hopelessly faded, with only a barely-visible "T" on the bottom detent. My learning curve was on public display last week, when we had a similar trial-and-error experience on the water while trying to find the starboard...
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    Rear Deck Chairs

    I also needed cockpit seating (for a 22' Angler) and I went a different route. I got two white Igloo 120 quart coolers, and covered the tops with padded self-adhesive boat flooring. The padded flooring gives a softer surface to sit on, and your butt (or a cushion) won't slide off of it. I put...
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    Replacing Batteries CD 22

    That's a great idea! Too bad they don't make Origos any more, but there are always a few on eBay.
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    Aft throttle control

    I'm closing this week on a 22' Angler with a cockpit steering station. My surveyor said it didn't look like a factory job, and It looks like it was set up for trolling, but not for one-handed docking. There are no throttle or shifter controls in the cockpit, and I'm curious about the...
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    Replacing Batteries CD 22

    l’m paying close attention to this thread, because I’ve just pulled the trigger on a 1989 22’ Angler (closing this week!) and one of my winter projects will be updating the electrical system. It’s currently got two lead-acid batteries of unknown age but good condition, which start and run the...
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