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Thanks thataway - yes, I should have better clarified, I'm looking to direct heated air, rather than exhaust (my exhaust pipe system's stock, and works just fine). I'll check out some of the flexible hose you mentioned, and see if I can get it in hand to get a feel for rigidity; though I prefer...

Hello all, We have a Toyo NS2800 cabin heater on our 22. It's wonderful; lots of heat and low fuel consumption. With a two-year-old on board, this really extends our season (which in the Yukon can otherwise be rather short). I've been doing some maintenance on it (dealt with a small exhaust...

That ended being the mystery portal through which mosquitoes got at us at night - I was up at 2am with a flashlight plugging every hole I could (hawse pipe, below-door bilge hatch, etc.) and getting nowhere until I figured this out. Strategically place tea towel gained us the rest of that...

I've certainly been putting my thoughts to water source, an ounce of prevention worth a pound of cure, after all. On further inspection, fuel fill cap o-rings are in good shape; I don't see them admitting any water. A good check, though, and I'll continue to give them a look at each fill...

Hello all, Having recently solved (hopefully?) a water-in-fuel-tank problem, I thought I’d document here in case it’d help others. Quick background: during spring prep this weekend, I replaced my Racor filter. On filling the dry filter from my starboard tank, I collected lots of water (50:50)...

In a relatively down-in-the-mouth thread, this autocorrection provided me a much-needed chuckle. Believe I'll try to get my hands on some Dangerous Grabs myself this summer.

I will forever preach the gospel of grilled halibut heads. 1. Split them, remove gills and give a good rinse/scrub 2. Marinate (whatever you're into - I like a soy/mirin/citrus mix) 3. Grill until crispy with a bit of char There's a surprising amount of meat in a halibut head (even apart...

Grilled, marinated halibut heads

I'm sure I speak for all of us when I say I'm excited to start reconnecting. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/us-canad ... -1.6208838

Super useful information (and great to know I may be dealing with up to 1.5" of balsa, though I'll proceed carefully nonetheless). Thanks all!

Hello all, 22 Cruiser preventative maintenance. I'm beginning the process of removing a number of items screwed into the hull and epoxy potting screws to avert dreaded water intrusion. I'm starting with brackets holding up the rear seat (containing the water tank) and under the sink/stove...

Kusawa Lake, YT.

Whitehorse general population vaccination clinic opens on March 1; my wife and I are booked for our first Moderna shots then.

I have an appeal to the hive mind. Having had enough of futzing around with a Packraft as a tender, I'm looking to upgrade. I'm considering the Plastimo P270SH RAID - a 9ft slat-floor inflatable...

Windy Arm, Tagish Lake, YT.

Great video! 0ne of the things I'm hoping to use my new Cruiser for is a base for freediving/spearfishing in SE AK (once the dust settles re: cross-border travel). Spearfishers in Alaska look few and far between - I'm always happy to find more of them.

That will definitely be my formula, too. Having just returned home from overseas (my family and I had an unexpectedly extended stay in New Zealand), I'm currently in quarantine, with nothing to do but sweat the small stuff.

Whew - a bunch of different answers. I knew there was a reason I couldn't search up a straightforward number. I wasn't looking forward to choosing who I thought was correct. Turns out, though, I don't have to, because for very bureaucratic reasons no one is. This is on me - I wasn't explicit...

Hello all, This is my transition from wannabe to something like a brat - my 2004 22 Cruiser was dropped off last week, and I'm happily puttering away at it in prep for hitting the water. Thanks, all, for being such a knowledgeable and pleasant crew - I don't know if I would have bought the...

Howdy all, As my boat was delivered this week, it seems I'm now eligible for a map pin. I've got Whitehorse down as the closest town, but my postal code centroid is closer to 60°35'57"N 134°52'42"W. Cheers, Ctarmigan