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Good point.

A high quality butyl tape is very well suited for this job. A thread search should show past discussions about this repair. https://bed-it.com/index.php

Do you plan to operate your boat or just live aboard in the marina? Big difference in expenses. If you'll operate it, are you mechanically inclined? Can you service engines, replace water heaters, repair boat plumbing issues, keep the various mechanicals and electrical systems operating...

Here's the thread from 2019, just a couple of weeks before the CV19 Lockup. https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s27/tf-gathering-se-florida-2020-2-20-2-23-a-45643.html

...and still is highly prized!!

Don will be sorely missed at TF and was always a class act. In Ft. Pierce, he gained the reputation of being the ladies' man. Here are a few pics of Don in action to prove it! If it wasn't for Don and Larry M's efforts, there would have been no TF Rendezvous in Ft. Pierce. Don and I enjoyed...

Wish I knew this a few years ago when I replaced all my original rubrail. Good luck in your search!

I explained here how I approached this and it worked for me. I have a hose from the new shower drain to an inline strainer to the pump to an above-waterline through-hull drain.

JeremyBrown, Send me a PM and we can talk via phone. I have a 1977 Marshall 34 LRC, hull #1, and it came with wraparound canvas and sunscreen covers for the house windows. I also have a bimini, but taking it down is too much for me to get a template...better for a local guy to design what...

I'm not at my boat so I can't measure right now but it looks like that hatch will work. Mine is solid fiberglass with no skylight but only a small vent added. As a result, my fwd stateroom is dark but cool in the sun when the hatch is closed. I'll watch for your posted pics.

Do you have upper and lower helms to crosscheck the alternator readings? To me, it seems like your port battery voltage may be dropping off more after the start than the stbd battery. Could it have a weak cell? Have you checked the water level and the specific gravity of each cell?

It'd be great to troll through his inventory. Does he have a website for a look-see?

If you download the Balmar Alternator manual, it'll explain the brown wire. Just search on "brown" in the pdf file.

Mine!!!

My boat is not just for recreation or transportation...it's a lifestyle. As much as I love my house of 32 years (and I REALLY love my house), I'd rather sell the house than sell my 45 yr old boat of 15 years. Many trips ranging from 2 weeks-106 days to every corner of the CA Delta and many...

roflmao!!!

Outstanding! What are the dimensions and material?

I run Navionics on a 5-7 year old (?) 8" Galaxy Tab A at my lower helm without problem. My swing out mount looks like this one...

This similar thread may help... https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s11/oil-x-changer-r-system-60753.html

I found this on the 38 Convertible in The Powerboat Guide that might help.

My Californian 34 LRC is listed at 18K in the books but tipped the scales at 24K loaded with about half fuel.

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Dang!! I didn't know that. It shows how disconnected I have become from aviation in retirement.

So sorry for the loss of your boat and belongings. Hope you find an agreeable settlement in your future that starts a new chapter in life. Hopefully that includes another boat. In the meantime, glad to know you'll be checking in to TF periodically to keep the dream alive. Wishing you the...

Stephens Bros boats were west coast elite status vessels like the Trumpys of the East Coast in their day. Much like a Learjet is today for the rich and famous. This is a great summary and an interesting presentation of the Stephens history by Rusty Areias, former CA Politician and owner of...