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Thanks All. Sounds like I am not the only one with this issue. Looks like I will be having a new cushion made up to fill the gap.

Hi all- I just purchased my 2nd 22' Cruiser. I am having an issue, I think, with the cushions on the dinette when it is converted into a bed. No matter how I put the 2 seat cushions and the 2 back cushions together for sleeping, there is about an 18 inch gap, the cushions do not make a...

I have a Raymarine E125 and choose to use the Navionics Platinum. I like it very much. The additional contours make bottom fishing better

If it was liability he was concerned with and not reliability, than I would think his boat insurance covers liability concerns, I know my coverage does.

That motormate looks like a pretty good product. Seems like it would serve a similar purpose as the M-Y Wedge, but provide more solid support. Do you happen to know the approximate cost range of the motormate? Interesting product

This has been a great purchase for my boat. Takes the stress off the hydraulics or the support tabs. I use the centering clips as well. http://www.cabelas.com/product/M-YWEDGE ... lsrc=aw.ds

That is the one.....I believe it is the 200 series, because it clicks into position. I contacted the manufacturer, received an immediate response and they said I will need to disassemble and take a look in order to determine the set up. I will take it apart soon. Thank you!!

Understand that "port" is intended to draw from port tank independently and the same with starboard. "off" is obviously off. What is the "gasoline" position on the switch typically for? Drawing from both tanks at the same time or something different? Thanks Ben

Yes, it is engraved "Anderson - Brass Co. Harrisville, SC"

I purchased a 2013 22 cruiser. Maiden voyage this coming Saturday. The fuel selector switch has 4 labels on it. "off, port, starboard, gasoline". The previous owner duct taped a "port" label over the original "gasoline" label on the switch and duct taped "starboard" over the original...

TOM- thank you, great advice. Did you use backing plates where you attached the frame to the boat? I was thinking of using aluminum and trying to isolate the stainless fasteners with nylon washers and caulking to avoid contact of dissimilar metals....or perhaps some type of nylon collar...

I just checked, it is BRAZO without the S and if you type BRAZO in the search engine you will find the vessel.

I believe it is BRAZOS with an S

I am currently having a cantilevered bimini fabricated by Blue Coral Towers in Pensacola, FL, should be complete in a week or so. After seeing the bimini's Blue Coral have built for other boats on this site, I knew I had to have one. Seems perfect for rainy Alaskan boating without interfering...

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towing from Oregon to the barge in Tacom for trip to Anchorage