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Choices is FOR SALE. she's a great trawler, ready for her next adventure. She will be docked in the Fort Lauderdale FL area for a week July 13 through July 21 and we'd love to show her to anyone shopping for a trawler. She's a 1992 (with many recent upgrades), single screw diesel with a bow...

The 36 ft Grand Banks Europa trawler CHOICES (single diesel 135 Lehman engine) is for sale. She served us well for 2 years of travel adventure and is now ready to do the Great Loop or any other route with a new owner. She's a beautiful boat, well suited to live-aboard travel, and is in great...

The 36 ft Grand Banks Europa trawler CHOICES (single diesel 135 Lehman engine) is for sale. She served us well for 2 years of travel adventure and is now ready to do the Great Loop or any other route with a new owner. She's a beautiful boat, well suited to traveling, and is in great condition...

The 36 ft Grand Banks Europa trawler CHOICES (single diesel 135 Lehman engine) is for sale. She served us well for 2 years of travel adventure and is now ready to do the Great Loop or any other route with a new owner. She's a beautiful boat, well suited to traveling, and is in great condition...

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Heading to Canada? You'll need the quarantine flag & the Canadian courtesy flag. Get both for $24 (includes shipping within continental US). Each flag is 12 inches X 19 inches. They are almost brand new - pristine condition. Both are made by Annin Flagmakers in the USA, on NYL-GLO 100% nylon...

Our 1992, 36 ft Grand Banks Europa trawler CHOICES (single diesel 135 Lehman engine) is for sale. She served us well for 2 years of travel adventure and is now ready to do the Great Loop or any other route with a new owner. She's a beautiful boat, well suited to looping, and is in excellent...

From a Grand Banks 36, a small throw pillow & 3 table runners, all beige & terra cotta leaves on a forest green background. Pillow = 15 x 11 inches Runner 1 = 11.5 x 42 inches Runner 2 = 9 x 38 inches Runner 3 = 11 x 33 inches (a bit lumpy) All except runner 3 are in pristine shape. Asking...

Keep your drinks from tipping when that boat passes & wakes you. This brand new, unused set of two aqua blue BowTenders originally sells for $26 + shipping. Asking $20, shipping included. They stack easily. Beverage containers not included.

Galvanized claw anchor with 6 ft chain. HKG 15 KG (33 pounds). Asking $60. Buyer must pick up in Englewood FL (west coast, south of Sarasota & Venice) or buyer pays shipping.

The bolt of fabric is 5 ft wide and at least 9 yards long (probably more). It's the ivory/beige tweedy looking fabric originally used on Grand Banks 36's and probably others. I'm asking $100 for the bolt which originally cost over $250. Pick up in Englewood Fl (west coast, south of Sarasota &...

We're looking for a 3 inch clamshell vent for a Grand Banks. Grand Banks calls it a shell clamp part #20903-002. it's a clamshell that glues onto (doesn't screw on) the outside hull to cover an intake port. we haven't been able to find one anywhere & they're prohibitively expensive to order from...

I can't answer your question....but can your friend wait 3 years? We have a single engine/bow thruster 36' Grand Banks Europa. We're just starting the Great Loop with her and plan to be out 3 years. Then she will be up for sale.

I hear the 36' Kadey Krogen Manatee "Velvet" is back up for sale. This time "for sale by owner." We saw her when she was on the hard and unfortuantely had a salesperson who must have deemed us to "not be serious buyers" because he was less than helpful. We were serious and we bought a trawler...

$60 + shipping Bruce style claw anchor with 6 ft chain. HKG 15 KG (33 lbs) Made in China Galvanized Located in Englewood (Gulf Coast) Florida contact Sue: sue@footprintpress.com

"after being on their website,it appears the anchor snubber is designed for chain,and the line snubber is designed for line" Yes, it appears that way for the Shockles line - but why? Is it a matter of thickness?, shock absorbancy?, durability? Staying away from Shockles, is there any reason I...

There's the problem, I don't have a Sampson's Post. I have to attach the two bridle ends to bow cleats. So I would be attaching 2 Shockles each time - awkward.

The problem with shockles is that I'd have to install them (2 of them) every time I deploy the bridle. I was hoping to build the rubber snubbers into the bridle so they are set automatically when I deploy the bridle. Why is the shockles snubber described as an anchor snubber and the black...

Take a look at Waterway Guides. You can purchase a FL guide http://www.waterwayguide.com/guide/southern or look info up on-line: Waterway Guide Marina Listing Directory They are loaded with info on each marina.

I have an all chain rode and an old bridle that I use as a snubber. I want to build a new bridle, using new 1/2 inch, 3 strand nylon. I'm thinking of building a rubber line snubber into each side of the bridle (such as Attwood, Whitecap, Falcon, or Dockedge) to add to the shock absorbancy of...

Thank you to those of you who answered my screw pin vs bolt type shackle question. I appreciate your responses. It's amazing how this simple question morphed into a discussion on anchor types & rope vs chain???

I've been doing a lot of reading and research. We're going to go with a Manson Supreme and keep the straightened out Danforth as our second anchor. I hear the Rocnas are now made in China of inferior metals. If you can find an original one (pre-China) they're great - from what I've read.

Kind of irrelevant but, we have a 40 pound Danforth type anchor (I just bent the shaft on it) on a rusted old 135 foot chain which is bolted into the chain locker. It has a rusted old shackle (screw pin, I think) and a rusted old swivel, It's probably equipment that was original to the 1992...

Our ground tackle is woefully inadequate so I'm doing research to upgrade it. The shackle currently on it is a screw pin but I see anchor shackles come in screw pin and bolt type. Are there advantages of one over the other for an anchor system? If you were starting fresh, which would you choose...

Thank you everyone one for the advice, pointers, and education. I now feel much more capable of approaching vendors, knowing the terminology, what to ask for, and what to look for in workmanship. I appreciate all your help. Sue