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Get~Aweigh R25

Having sold a 2008 CD25 in October and just taken delivery of a new 2010 Ranger Tug R25, I can share my thoughts on both boats and share some of the thinking as to why I made a switch. First of all, I loved the CD25. It had twin Honda 90's, up to date integrated Raymarine electronics including...

Posted today... The Crew of the Get~Aweigh

We towed our 25 cruiser with a 2009 GMC Yukon with the towing package rated for 8,000 pounds and were very happy with it. It can be towed with all 4 wheels on the road as well. Jeff and Deb The Get~Aweigh 2010 Ranger Tug R-25

It is Bill. It is... :) Jeff and Deb Marcum

So, admittedly behind many folks I finally got an iPad2. What a great device. I've been setting up my email accounts, trying out various apps and in general getting amazed at every new thing I find. One of the things I want to use it for when we get our next boat is to tether it with my...

Thank you for sharing. We've been pretty good about only giving our 15 year old golden only "dog" food and treats but every now and then those brown eyes get me to share a little something I'm snacking on. There were some surprising warnings in this piece. The Marcums

Thanks to the guys who run the C-Brats site and the ability to post a boat for sale, our 25 cruiser, the Get~Aweigh has new owners and is on its way to Northern Alabama. We've enjoyed participating in the site and appreciate the information sharing that goes on here. Now the fun begins as we...

Marc and his son Landon prepare to take the Get~Aweigh to her new home in Northern Alabama.

I had a 2000 Starcraft Islander 224 cuddy cabin with a Mercruiser I/O. It was a nice boat and we put a portapotti in it and used a cooler and coleman 2 burner stove and spent some nice weekends on it. It was very easy to trailer, launch and retrieve, and nice to fish from. If I were buying...

I've never stayed in an RV park but this would be one other reason why the AirHead makes sense. I just emptied ours at the end of season. No muss no fuss. Gray water seems easier to deal with.

In the last 35 years of boating we had to cut one anchor line and that was in the Ohio river where there is all kinds of junk under water that can trap an anchor and not let it go. I agree with the others, I wouldn't feel safe with an anchor that could be released by accident.

This isn't about call centers but is about customer service. Years ago I lived in Cincinnati, Ohio. A guy there had bought a new car at one of the large local dealerships. Apparently he had lots of issues with the car and wasn't getting much in the way of customer service from the dealer. So...

Winterizing the fresh water system, defrosting the refrigerator, and getting the boat ready to be put up for the winter. A sad time indeed. The AirHead toilet is simple to deal with. Empty the liquids tank in the toilet in the house, empty the solids tank in a trash bag, spray both tanks out...

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Please don't PM me. I'm busy fueling the black helicopter so I can invade North Dakota. Then I'm off to launch a draft Ozzie Osborne for President of the new world order campaign! Oh crap, I forgot... I have to winterize my fresh water system today and get ready to put the boat up. Oh well...

We have a Club Car gas powered cart that we use to run around the neighborhoods here in our little part of Ohio. It has a rear seat that folds down to become a little flat bed and I use it a lot to haul things around, put my Honda generator on it and use electric power tools away from the house...

Thanks for sharing... Evil caused a crises that day, the strength of the American spirit dealt with it. What an amazing effort!