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https://www.superyachtnews.com/business/the-state-of-the-insurance-market This article covers a lot of the fundamental changes that are going on with marine yacht insurance. Most of us probably don't own superyachts but the trickle down effects us also.

I get my boat wrapped to keep leaves, rain & snow off it. And on a sunny day it does put some warmth in boat as a bonus.

The ships engines are also used, the tug & towing bridle is used to keep the bow centered. Also the hydraulic pressure that forms on either side of the hull helps keep the vessel centered.

I have a Wallas heater and cooktop which both run on #2 with no problems.

As BB said - if you can fit it in a container that will be the best option. Both Wallenius and Grimaldi (and a couple others) have Ro/Ro ships that sail from Galveston to Europe. Call them to see if either goes to your destination, otherwise call a freight forwarding company and let them...

https://nordhavn.com/brokerage/listings/n6835/ Indeed a very sad story.

https://nordhavn.com/brokerage/listings/n6834/ Sitting in Taiwan looking for a home. Wonder what happened to the party that originally ordered her?

Speed is handy, provided the Wx allows you to use it. Last month we took our 28' Crozier around Prince of Wales island in 3 days & 2 nights, which is about a 300 nm trip. We went clockwise, starting and finishing in Ketchikan. Being able to get around Cape Chacon in just a few hours after...

N41 - $700K USD - at least for now, that includes electronics, etc. A very detailed spec is on their website.

https://youtu.be/PhsNBbeKwyo Posted on 8/20

You could mount 2 tabs - 1 one either side of the port & stbd. drain plugs going as far as possible without touching the metal swim platform support. That being said you are under powered if you truly want to plane with the weight your boat now weighs. Are you getting full RPM from your...

If you post this in General Discussion section you might get more responses.

https://nordhavn.com/2019/07/25/the-nordhavn-475-hull-1-has-arrived/ This link has a nice selection.

https://nordhavn.com/2019/08/13/first-new-nordhavn-lithium-ion-battery-system-arrives/ Looks interesting.

https://nordhavn.com/2019/08/10/n41-1-is-out-of-the-mold/

My brother has done two I/O to O/B conversions - still using the 2nd one, 26' boat that a single I/O, now has a Yamaha 300 on a bracket. Make sure you reinforce where the stringers tie into the transom with bracing, knees, etc. Be careful that your bracket bolt holes are clear of your newly...

If you plan on fishing in AK make sure you know the regs. - especially for Halibut, they are quite draconian.

Thanks for the update.

I have a Garmin 1222 XSV plotter with knobs - which I ordered. I can be radar or plotter or spilt screen. I find Furuno and JRC to be the most common on ships.

We are members of Air Med - www.airmed.com A family membership is $385 per year, they fly world wide. As with other providers you must call them directly to start the process.

We have Kubota (driven) generators on our pilot boats and they have proven to be very reliable engines and easy to work on when needed.

https://www.nordhavneurope.com/news/nordhavn-41/ Very well equipped from the factory.

Thanks for all the reply's - I was told early July for the 1st 475 to arrive USA. Thanks for heads up on the 41.

"I'm intrigued by the whole process of CNC/laser cut parts kits that can be made from CAD plans, and welded together to create a boat. That seems like a very effective way to build a one-off." This is how my boat began - a lot of pre-cut Alu sheets that showed up on an 18 wheeler.

Anyone on the forum considering the new N475? If so, what vessel would you be coming from? We are starting the search for our retirement vessel, this one checks most of the boxes. Looking forward to seeing one in person some day.