Thanks all, just what i was looking for
Bruce

Yup, I know use the search button, did that and got 1995 posts. Anyway, I need 2 new batteries for the my Mac, first since we purchased in 05. My question is? Which have you found to be the best overall in general? Marine 12V lead, gel, Automotive?
Thanks

Tangentair
I am a conservative and I did vote for Bush twice!!! A$$

With Allstate insured full replacement of $32,000.00 $222.00 per year

Looking for the best places to launch and either mooring or a slip for the weekend at North and South Lake Tahoe? I know of a few of you who enjoy the Lake and any info would be apprecicated.
Thanks Much

We would be interested in a Clear Lake trip this year also. We are going to stay off the mooring bouy this year and try to hit more locations.

Frank
Thanks for the drawing!!!!
Bruce

Frank
Id like to give your anchoring method a try! Maybe Im just brain dead today, but Im having a hard time visualizing the method. Any photos you know of? Or would it be possible to post some sort of drawing?
Thanks Much: Bruce

Dave I have used Automagic products for the cleaning, polishing and waxing of all of my toys, cars, boats, and motorcycles for years. Excellent product easy to use. Google Automagic for the your nearest dealer and product info. I enjoy taking care of my toys and don't consider it a newbie compulsion...

tried searching for the best product to use to seal the rubber rail. I know Iv seen posts on this before but have been unable to locate. Any direction would be appreciated.
Thanks Bruce

Allstate $32,000 for $216.00 per year

Lightly Toasted

I have pulled my mast off for the winter, hanging in my garage. Lots of what we call Sierra Cement here. A few years ago an overnight storm dropped enough snow to shatter the windshield on the ski boat.

I did have an issue similar to your in reference to raising my main. Try losening your boom end line (out haul). If the out haul is too tight the main will not go up all the way. Let it loose cmpletely and after your main is raised fully re-adjust your boom end line (out haul).
bruce

Sounds like you have a winter like I do. I can get anywhere from 6" to 3' feet of snow over night. I too have just covered the hatch and forward with what I call runner's, 5 x 8 foot tarps. Snow is a hugh issue. PVC or Gray (electrical) wont cut it. 1,2, or 3 feet of snow will collapse any pvc ...