The United States revolted against the British because of too much TAXATION. Think about that really hard the next time you say the rich need to...
I've run both 44' HTX's pictured, #1 and #3 (transom door picture, yellow hull). I did 250 NM in a day on hull #1 and we cruised 31 knots with...
Yes from the Unions and Corporations that he exempted from Obamacare, the very said healthcare system he created, how is that Constitutional? If...
Rioting in the streets, burning innocent people's property, putting innocent people's lives in danger, for whatever cause is not only criminal but...
How are you planning on using the yacht, how long do you plan to be onboard at a time, how many guests during these trips, how far do you plan on...
Amen. And the economy will change with it.
Certain area's have had mandatory evacuations for decades, such as the Florida Keys, coastal area's of South Florida, and further up the coast....
On one yacht I used to run, the primary filters would be ok and the secondary's would be packed with algae causing it to run sooty and black smoke...
It depends on experience level, do you have someone experienced to get the dock lines and help if you have an emergency or fire? I'd say 40' give...
Maybe you should get your terminology correct. When one installs a liner into a block that is not designed to have removable liners,and the...
It sounds like the block itself is cracked and leaking coolant into places it shouldn't.
No offense, but I've never heard these stories of things taking so long from DD dealers. I know first hand that Western Branch in Norfolk, VA as...
It's called a sleeve, or having the engine sleeved. Liners are made to be put in and taken out. If the block has a crack all of the way into...
It can be, what speed are you running at 2000 rpms, and what speed at cruise. It could be if you're running at a plow. It could also be dirty...
Inside the starboard engine. Possible bent rods, crankshaft etc. Judging by refiberglassing and replacing the starboard motor mount. Rev it up...
Fountain 48' Sport Cruiser, or a 80' Magnum.
And the fact that many times you have to cut a hole in the side of the boat, or remove doorways to get it out, then put it all back together once...
Trees offer nothing but possible flying debris. I want a yacht to be as far away from flying debris as possible. Also, tornedoes are much much...
I prefer in the water. If a boat's been hauled out it has a heck of a lot of windage and only a bunch of jackstands keeping it from falling over....
Many of Katrina's victims were left to die??????/ BY WHO?????