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Have you ever seen this happen? I close them but I’m told it’s excessive caution.

I had the same issue once but it was due to unusable fuel. If you can’t get fuel after switching tanks you may need to bleed the air...

Also, let me add Genoa Bay to your list to consider. Again I prefer to anchor out but they have good docking. And a really good...

You will anchor out I expect at Montague. I prefer off rhr shell beach but most prefer the inner harbour. Great holding. One of...

The question on the fans, which I have, is isn’t it better to pull on air from the outside? Hence the scoop or a fan mounted in the...

Do you have a Portuguese bridge on your trawler?? Can you run the shade from there to the bow so only a few feet off the deck instead of...

Same with mine. Not clear as you wrote it but I can’t engage synch until then and the light won’t come on. So pushing the synchro button...

Off topic but a lesson I learned years ago… there is one primary engine that determines the synch, in my case starboard, and if it stops...

With every summer warmer than the previous one, what are creative ideas for passive ventilation and has anyone tried these? 1. Some...

Beautiful boat, and I’m sorry to hear that you won’t be using it Nick. I followed your build with interest. Are the sofa’s long enough...

Oh, dropping the tender off the boat deck is a great point! I hadn't thought of that. Assuming one wants to use the tender.

Doug, that makes sense. I have twins so I can split the throttles and turn in place, but I can see how it would be tougher with a single.

I assume that satellite picture is misleading since a barge is moored on the angled dock - so none of the end was capable of being used...

Incidentally, the Australian couple that lives about their Fleming, Freja, started with a 55 then a 65 and and now just took delivery...

The two advantages in the 58 is that actually engine headroom is higher in the 58 than the 65, though access is good in both, and the 58...