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Nice. Does the water flow as you plug it in? Like an internal valve ? (Assuming pump is on)

Barking Sands has recommended one. I asked him because I have a 1" ID line going from the aft pump already up there (and also HD cables for a thruster). The damn hose runs left/right/over the river etc. I was just gonna cut it off, it's plugged in the anchor locker. Anyway, what/where do you...

I currently have 2 complete machines ready to go. Both walking foot w reverse. Juki 562 & a Consew RB1. $650 & 950 respectively. PM me if interested, Middle River MD

Tks, but having seen both which do you prefer ?

If you have a list of any kind I'd be appreciative !

Don't know if it applies in your case, but I have had luck getting parts from a New Holland tractor dealer. But I second the electric pump.

I lived near by. It's a piece of cake now that the new bridges are in compared to old Loveland Town.

Thin plastic tray with acid. Maybe 2 bare wires with 110

There are "directional" snaps. On a flat panel not needed, only where pull on the fabric is at an angle to the surface. Drawback - if anyone on the boat tries to "help" you with them, they will tear the crap outta the canvas if they don't know how. Anyone who can fog a mirror can make a flat...

Comment - note the term "escape hatch". Do NOT have a cover of any kind snapped to the deck. YOU may be able to force it open, but a woman or child ?

If you do a city connection, they are notorious ankle breakers in a walkway. The event of a leak is easily negated with a lawn sprinkler gallon limiter in the line.

The twist snaps are great but pricey and require a stamp cutter to make the holes right. They are usually not needed if the pull is in a straight line as with flat panels. Walk past one on the side deck & see if it takes a bite outta you. Want smooth ? How about 3M Snads.

Don't suppose anywhere near Maryland? Well, here's a thought. If you cut your material out to fit your shapes, mail it to me to reinforce and edge it. As long as they are flat panels no problem. If you are DIY, get a cutter blade for a soldering gun & the edges won't fray.

Any trophy shop should be able to do it easily

While I was working on phelps in the yard, I did some canvas work for a yard-neighbor. Discussion included Phelps , and the ruined teak inside at the portlights. All rings were broken (surprise) and PO went ape-s**t w/5200. Looks like the underside of a school desk. Anyway, this guy just happens...

And the final touch would be buying bolts/nuts drilled for safety wire. Prob overkill, but what the heck. In for a penny......

Won't need till next year & I wanna try it myself. Did you get CFLs or LEDs ? If so which is better ?

Tks guys! When alz sets in, I'm gonna wonder every time I see it I'm gonna take it out & PLUG it.

Don't know if any on here, but a Ranger tug almost went completely under here. Failure involving bowthruster. PM me if you need specifics & I'll dig deeper.

Going to go thru the same thing with Phelps. Now that (it/she/he?) is launched and floats, time to get more serious. Wife already nixxed Wet Spot. I'm thinking since it was made in Tiawan, how about "Khoudung"...........?

Two drinks on their way home They see a dog licking himself. One says "I sure wish I could do that" The other says"ya probably can, but he might bitecha !"

OOOH! that stainless pole is a "fireman's pole". After all the problems I had & expect, quick access to the ER would be great!

Me too

My lien Hwa sunk on land. Term strips gobs of rust even tho not submerged I've tracked several wires & will post the # tags on them.

Small mouse traps