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thataway replied to the thread Repower thoughts.So you have already (presumably) diagnosed the problem: leaking seals. There are seal kits which are relativfely easy to install, and... -
thataway replied to the thread Replacing trailer bunk.I have put "slicks" onto several of my C Dory's trailers, but not entire length. The slicks are usually of High-Density Polyethylene...
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thataway replied to the thread Repower thoughts.Tilt / Trim units are fairly easy to diagnose; Separate electrical, vs low fluid vs hydaulic component failure is easy. The motor is...
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I repowered my 2003 22 cruiser from an original 2003 Honda 90 (a carb model), with very high hours to a Honda 100 a few years ago. There...
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thataway replied to the thread Best C Dory 22 Cruiser Toilet/Privacy solution (besides the berth).My father's boat had only thru hull cockit scuppers, and no thru hull for drains or heads. The "head" was a galvanized bucket under a...
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thataway replied to the thread Repower thoughts.I would suggest a DF 90 A Suzuki. It is the lightest of the major brands at 10 to 30 lbs ligher than the others. It is a good engine...
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thataway replied to the thread Must bunks align with stern when on a boat lift.I agree with SEdowneast. I have a foot to 2 feet at the most not supported. I prefer none or a foot. My lift bunks are true...
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thataway replied to the thread 2004 King trailer weight.In Forida you have to have the weight. I always just take the trailer to a truck scale and detatch it on the scale. Then you can get a...
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thataway replied to the thread New Owner of a 2008 23' Venture I've named "C-farer".Welcome aboard and congratulations on a great exceptionally well equipped and cared for boat! We do hope to see you when you do the...
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thataway replied to the thread Inflatable dinghy storage.As Tom notes In different parts of the World you have different anchoring and beaching situations. We Carry a dinghy if going on a...
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thataway replied to the thread Trailer bunk bracket help.The 1/2" bolts are strong enough--as DaveinRI notes they are in shear. The shear load rating for a single joint SAE grade 2 1/2" bolt...
