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Just out of pure curiosity... I wonder if there's some way to wire the break-away to the batteries on the boat. Could just plug it in to a downrigger outlet (or something similar). Maybe even install an outlet on the bow somewhere. You'd have to remember to connect/disconnect it whenever you...

My opinion? If Bar's Leaks can plug a blown head gasket, it can certainly plug oil passages. And that is not a good thing... The only time I'd use that stuff is if I knew I was going to be junking the rig, but I still neeeeeeeded to get a few more miles out of it first.

I'm cheap. I'd just fix the truck. Any other option will cost way more than $1500. (Of course, I'd just do it myself. Total cost would be about $100-150 for gaskets and fluids. Well, that, plus a weekend of my time...)

Sounds like a good solution. :thup

Um... If they are going to sell new boats, they will need a facility in which to build them. I may be wrong, but I think that's probably their priority right now.

I'm certainly not saying that "Raymarine's technical community" doesn't have value. In fact, I'm sure it's a great resource for those that are dealing with problems concerning Raymarine's products. But - again - I have to wonder why they won't respond to Flint's phone calls and emails regarding...

Ray - Folks shouldn't have to post their problem on a forum to get service from a manufacturer. That's just wrong. And, your acceptance of the fact that they will leave a customer 'out in the cold' - for any reason - tells me that you have no clue about what it means to care about a customer...

The only inverter that I would use to run a 1500w heater comes attached to a Honda eu2000i generator. Everything else is just too ... problematic.

Thanks for the info on the Princess, Sunbeam. I'm currently right in the middle of installing a new Webasto 30Dt heater in my Cape Cruiser because the Wallas 800 single burner stove (with a blower lid) that it came with just isn't going to cut it as a heater for winter cruising up here in...

Except for the font, that certainly looks like the same one. Thanks, Ray! I was thinking it said "Primus", but I can now see that it says "Princess".

Can anybody here identify this stove? I can't quite make out the name...

I just tried to buy one - it said the promo code was expired...

I didn't use anything fancy, just regular cleats like you would tie a dock line to (but smaller).

The tanks were Moeller saddle tanks. And, no... I didn't replace the foam.

If you look closely, you might be able to see the cleats...

The last trip on my 16 Angler, I took her out 75 miles from port over a three day weekend with the wife. Logged close to 200 miles (statute) on that trip running a 70hp 2-stroke Johnson fed from a pair of 24-gallon saddle tanks. I strung hammocks from the helm to the transom and rigged a tarp...

It's a beautiful thing, Jack. Spent the 4th of July weekend out in PWS with the nephews. Plenty of room for everybody. Caught a bunch of reds, a halibut, and topped it off with a few gallons of shrimp to break her in right. Wife loves the hot water, stand up shower, and flushing head. Think...

On our last trip out, I had to start tapping on the Honda voltage gauges. They would work for a while, then show low voltage, or nothing at all. Separate volt reading on the Navman indicated that voltage was good. Tap -tap- tap on the Honda gauges and all was back to normal for a while. Haven't...

If it were me, I might be inclined to write my Senator to tell them that the EPA's regulations are causing life safety issues on recreational boats. But, that's just me...

Well, Bob, I'm trying to ignore the palpable condescension in your previous post. But, I have to say that I do use my boats almost exclusively in salt water. (So maybe my opinion counts.) I've used electric drum brakes on my boat trailers for the past 10 years with very few issues, save a...