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2008 25 Cruiser No Limits

Here in sunny california our freeways are so bad that towing with a single axel is just painfully bumpy for both the tow rig and boat, it can be done but a dual axel heavy trailer rides so much nicer :D

The beam for the different models is critical: 1. CD22 = 7’8” beam, reason why I moved up to the CD25 2. CD23 = 8’ beam, learned something new its larger than the CD 22 3. CD25 = 8’6” beam - largest beam for towing, does not need a wide load sign when towing.

Zodiac Cadet Aero 230 dinghy with carrying cover weight is 50lbs (nice and light) this is without air or paddles

Zodiac Cadet Aero 230

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Zodiac Cadet Aero 230 dinghy fits in the cockpit on a CD25 & is easy to lift & inflate while its in the cockpit. That doesn't sound all that impressive but trust me its not easy to find a one and also have a photo showing everything including the motor fits in the cockpit out of the way...

The Zodiac Cadet Aero 200 is one of the most popular boats in the ultra portable range.

Thank you all for the excellent help. TyBoo thanks for letting me know the BBC code was checked off this fixed the issue :D

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Congratulations on your boat purchase. Adding: 1. trim tabs 2. chain in the bow locker to balance the bow to stern weight 3. permatrim will make your CD22 run better in heavy choppy seas..... each of these changes will be like a totally different boat, have fun and enjoy!

Hybrid Light - have 2 on the boat and they work excellent just throw them up by the windows and they charge during the day via solar and you never have to worry about light again….these are my favorite ones https://hybridlight.com/products/the-jo ... ht-charger

150ft chain + 300 ft rode fits in my 25ft C-Dory, mostly anchor with only chain, no drifting about in the wind = very nice night of sleep!!

Question for the experts, my fixed radio has a MMSI number, now I purchased a new handheld radio the iCOM IC-M94D plan to register a new different MMSI number for the handheld one. 1. If you press the DSC button on the main boat VHF radio and then later have to get out of the boat and are...

Harvey, I agree with all your comments. I would assume that if you tried calling a very large vessel (Cargo ship ect) they should be capable and able to respond...but who knows if anyone is on watch at the time your trying to call. I'll share a story & try & make it short & to the point, pls...

I have been waiting for many years for a handheld VHF radio to get the added AIS feature. I will be purchasing the new DSC+GPS+AIS ICOM M94D VHF Marine Radio, I think this is a real game changer for added safety. Its not perfect but you would be much happier in the water floating with a VHF...

GPS reception will be poor if the antenna is close to a magnetic field, always make certain you keep other electronic device away from each other else they may cause coupling and poor reception issues...if they are getting hot then they are cranking up the power to find a connection this means...

I like Honda's (keep it serviced....and they just keep working perfectly all the time...), been running them on the last 3 20+ft boats. Honda 75hp 20ft Bayrunning no problems ~5years Honda 90hp 22 Cruiser ~no problems ~10 years killed the 2008 Honda 150hp running back from Avalon (salt water...

I would suggest you rent a highlander the exact model you plan to buy and or a few other vehicles you have in mind and tow your 22 C-Dory on a 100 mile test run. See whats the actual MPG you get before purchasing, that way you can make a better decision. For my next tow vehicle, that is exactly...