Recent content by PNW_Wesley

Our 19 is perfect for our current needs, and tows nicely behind our Lance 825.

I have a Suzuki 2.5 on my 19. My primary cruising water is the Columbia, from Bonneville Dam to Astoria. Ships in the navigation channel have the right of way, and the channel is often narrow and winding. If my main engine were to fail while I'm in the channel, I can use the kicker to push...

You may have seen Zenith behind our new camper., heading to Chinook Landing. Here is the link I posted about that adventure: http://www.c-brats.com/viewtopic.php?t=30616

Duramax, 4wd. Just short of 100k miles and going strong.

Karen and I have owned many RVs over the years. Our current travel trailer is a 32 foot with three slides. We love using the trailer, but we wanted to be able to take our boat on trips. We are keeping our trailer because it is so comfortable for extended trips. We picked up our new Lance 825...

Zenith in my rear view monitor.

Torklift 24\" extension. Very strong.

Zenith is well equipped for cruising the Columbia River. She has radar and a windlass.

Chinook Landing is one of our favorites

Red, White, and Blue

Hayden Island Canvas, in Portland OR, is making one for my 19 in April. The cost is $1,050. They are also making a new rear drop curtain for $1,200. I got quotes from other local shops that were in the same ballpark.

Zenith has a Garmin 742XS and a Garmin EchoMap. I also carry paper NOAA charts. My "home waters" are from Bonneville to the Astoria West Basin. I am always amazed and pleased when I compare my depth readout to that shown on the Garmin and paper charts. I can't say there is always a 100%...