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boat cable cutter I've had good luck with my Craftsman Anvil Cutter. It uses a replaceable razor blade. With a fresh blade it cuts 4.0 like butter without smashing the cable or leaving a deformed end that wont fit in your lug. It's useful for lots of other things around the boat too.

He's talking about Gates Fleetrunner belts. That's all I run.

Corrotoman River We’re anchored in the Corrotoman river right now, so I’m following this post with interest :)

Yachtclosers https://www.yachtcloser.com/ Will help you with private sales and escrow services I used them on my private purchase and eveything went smoothly

John Peterson is a great guy to work with https://www.unitedyacht.com/United-Yacht-Brokers/John-Peterson-CPYB/68

Contact ... Jeremy Borrell Stein Manufacturing, Inc. 402-463-8453 jeremyborrell@steinmanufacturing.com They make aux pulleys for John Deere powered heavy equipment. If you go with a double V then they probably have one in stock. They made me an aux serpentine or my 6068...and tractor parts...

That's why I think it's a good idea to use a buyers broker. Find a broker that you like and let him make the initial contacts for you. If you eventually purchase the boat he gets part of the commission the seller pays.

Probably the nicest aft cabin Chris around. Great livaboard and loop ready Located in Chesapeake VA at Atlantic Yacht Basin. $59,000.00 Lots of great equipment on this boat https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1988/chris-craft-catalina-381-3537043/?refSource=enhanced+listing

Complete working system removed from a motor yacht. Vacuflush 706 ceramic head and VG4 vacuum pump and chamber Disassembled, cleaned and sanitized (with bleach). New duckbills installed $500.00

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1988/chris-craft-catalina-381-3537043/?refSource=enhanced+listing

Think about where that salt water went that cannot be cleaned, like between the engine cradle and the stringers. Does it have steel fuel tanks? They could corrode on the back side or bottom where you can't see. I walked away from a Defever 49RPH for just those reasons.

I've lived on my 1988 CC 381 for 8 years. Very comfortable double cabin layout. The downside is the gas engines.

Is blistering a common problem with the Mirage trawlers?

How are the Mirage n37 boats away from the dock. Do you run your genset all the time to power the household appliances?