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Mine on the Floaton trailer is 10' 8" to the center of the cabin top. Once finished adding the arch and radome, it looks like it will be just over 13' --- mike

Oh my, Dr. Bob. I am so very sorry to hear of the news. We will all pray harder for you, Dr. Bob. In the meantime, keep the faith and don't despair. "Be strong and courageous..." (Joshua 1:9) --- mike

D.D., have you had U-bolts break on your trailer? --- mike

Dr. Bob, we are praying for you, and have faith that you are going to come through this AOK. --- mike

Congratulations, Roger. Looking forward to the pictures. How about that Float-On trailer? I am really impressed with mine. Sorry to hear about the mixup on the brakes, but I am sure that Tim will make it right. He is very customer focused, and stands behind his product 100%. --- mike

Hey - I had no idea that there were TomCats with a vinyl interior. I wonder if I should do that to my boat. It would give it a more finished look. --- mike

Wow -- that's horrible. It's that kind of situation that worries me - especially when I will have family on board. Would one of you highly seasoned skippers please start a thread on how to handle rough seas? Of course we all know not to go out in rough seas, but at some point we are all going...

HaHa! :) Not really worried about water; I'll have to keep that forward window closed while underway anyway. I just like the look better with that molding there. :) --- mike

I recently got some gelcoat that is supposed to match the TomCat from these folks. The color code I used was: CCP963WK506. I got this number from Scott at Triton, who was happy to look it up for me. --- mike

Hi to all. I have noticed in pictures of other TomCats that there is some sort of flexible molding that covers the gap below the forward windows, at the back of the "dash". I am not sure how describe it. Here is a picture of mine: Then take a look at this picture of Seven Please: Is...

Hi Tom. Just to be clear here, I have never tried this. So, please wait for opinions from those here who know more than me. :) Having said that, I know a fellow boat owner who solved his similar problem with SaltAway Flushes. --- mike

1AM? Ha! It took a year and a half for us to come up with a name for ours. :) Congrats -- and welcome to the club. Did anyone tell you about the secret handshake yet? :) --- mike

Well sure. None of us likes it, but that's the way it goes in these situations. It is the unfortunate reality when one company goes under and another picks up the pieces. The thing to remember is that the current situation is not the Lindhout's fault. They too are victims of this totally...

I am too, but I have had many boaters tell me that SeaSport boats were extremely well built. That was supported by every SeaSport review I read. I truly am sorry that Jeff and his brothers won't be building any more SeaSports. I had totally pegged the Pacific 3200 as my next power cat. --- mike

Harvey, I had a few recommendations to go with the Rozendal Tri-lens reflector (one of those recommendations came from Captain Matt). As you said, they are obnoxious to mount. The only thing I could come up with was to get two of the small ones and mount them port and starboard, suspended...

Hello Erin. I had never heard of a North Pacific Trawler, so I checked out their site. Nice looking boat. I have to admit that the many advantages one gets from a multihull drove me to buy a TomCat, but my heart is still stuck on that raised pilothouse, tug boat kinda look. If we could...

Doughnuts and rum. That's a heck of a Dunkin' you got going there. :) --- mike

Yes, it looks like it's going to be just a bad storm. And, for that, we are grateful. With regard to the entertaining discussion above, I have to say that I am in the "get out; be safe" camp. I have a wife and kids, and there is nothing, seriously nothing, more important than their safety...

Yeouch! I sure hope no one was hurt. --- mike