islandboy
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I plan to do a photo journal of the build when complete.
Similar to (possibly improved?) the Gloucester Light Dory build in this video.
What Did You Do To Your Boat This Week?
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Similar to (possibly improved?) the Gloucester Light Dory build in this video.
dmurph
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Peeled the tarp off the boat. Started to brainstorm a way to improve the sleeping situation on my boat. Can’t afford a commander 30 and like mine and the flexibility it offers. Instead of dropping the dinette into a short bed I’m going to rig it up as a sleeper on top. This will accommodate myself and the wife and kids can have the cuddy and coffin berth below.
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Thunder21
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I wonder if you could put some rails on the roof and mount a rooftop tent when you were planning on camping with the family. They are designed to survive driving down the highway or logging roads and they fold flat when not in use. Bit of a weird idea but maybe it’ll work.
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Maxpri
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“Last piece” sureeee
A-a-Ron
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It’s my forever boat for at least a couple years…
dmurph
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Mooring cover with a cot would be a decent alternative, that dinette look kinda narrow for 2 unless it’s 1 on top of the other
ya it’s only wide enough for one to sleep comfortably.
Fisher_dude
Crew Member
That’s what I do. Bring the travel cover and throw down a queen size blow up.Mooring cover with a cot would be a decent alternative, that dinette look kinda narrow for 2 unless it’s 1 on top of the other
N2013
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Rain City
Crew Member
Took the image right out of my mind.
N2013
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Great minds think alike.
TheHurtLocker
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Picked the boat up from Breakers. Engine and leg oils done. Impellers and filters. Added port side wiper, a must.
Started on the cut and polish today. 9 hr shift, about 25 percent complete. Feel like I was run over by FA at his front door. Crippled, back at it tomorrow.
Started on the cut and polish today. 9 hr shift, about 25 percent complete. Feel like I was run over by FA at his front door. Crippled, back at it tomorrow.
Well it was St Patrick's Day and we had the boat hauled out for a bottom clean. 8:00 am appointment . We were at the lift at 7:45.
To the lift
At the fuel dock by the lift
The divine mechanism
Waiting for Lift-oh I didn't have a Becket on Board
Up in the air the Junior Birdmen
Welcome to Muscle Beach
Some slime on the trim tabs
Just hanging around
Powerwashing and Reed Point filters and cleans the water before it goes back into the drainage system
New Zincs go on a week Friday
To the lift
At the fuel dock by the lift
The divine mechanism
Waiting for Lift-oh I didn't have a Becket on Board
Up in the air the Junior Birdmen
Welcome to Muscle Beach
Some slime on the trim tabs
Just hanging around
Powerwashing and Reed Point filters and cleans the water before it goes back into the drainage system
New Zincs go on a week Friday
Foxsea
Well-Known Member
Mine's a 1993. I believe a good looking boat runs better, is less expensive to operate and catches more fish!
