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Generally, my colon hits me with an exclamation point! I use my head all season. Most of the boys go over the side for #1, when no girls are aboard. The girls always use the head. (yes, I am using boys/girls to distinguish between the sexes.) The head is really convenient at the dock (no...

Aw, damn it! I wish you had posted this last week. I would have loved to have started an April Fool's thread on THT for "help me pick the best prop for my bow thruster".

Here you go: https://www.westmarine.com/lewmar-standard-stainless-steel-stopper-1-4inch-3-8inch-chain-9397258.html?msclkid=88bdc2199b88145133d6a629fd5e9770&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=BSC%3ENonB%3EAnchorDocking&utm_term=4577747948490146&utm_content=AnchorDocking

I don't think I would use the safety cable, because I don't think the eye bolt has a backing plate. I like DennisG01's suggestion. Alternatively, you could make a short cable/line with a clevis hook to go from the cleat to the chain. All it takes is one boat wake or an errant wave to cause you...

Choice A: cleat it off every time and know you did the right and it's not your fault, should you ever have an issue with the windlass. Choice B: don't cleat it off every time, then have an issue with the windlass (could be costly) that might have been caused by not cleating it off, then regret...

^^it could be said that there is no good reason to not cleat it off. (laziness is not a good reason ;) )

Hi, I think on the transom is best. It avoids ghosting on the sides, if/when you want to sell the boat. This is especially true on new boats and boats with colored hulls. It also reduces the possibility of damage to the graphic from docking and fishing tackle.

Yes. Also, when it comes time to haul the anchor, you should s-l-o-w-l-y ride up on it by bumping the boat in/out of gear, while running the windlass. You need to be careful to not run over the line.

Hi, I believe a pump is available for homes with low water pressure. Perhaps putting one on the dock might be a solution.

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I'd call the dealer and see what they say.

You could go over to the TheHullTruth and send a PM to alloyboy. He might be able to answer the question for you.

^^interesting How about the warranty registration card/info?

What does it say on your Bill of Sale, warranty registration card or other paperwork from the dealer?

BTW... my boat's name is "Johnny's Ca$h" (my first name is John) Feel free to use "Jenny's Ca$h"

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Hi, "250 Suzukis"... I don't think you need 250 of them. Two should be sufficient. ;) Seriously though, I don't know anything about them, but I would suggest making sure whichever batteries you have are compatible (i.e. correct size, etc.). I recall my Yamaha tech telling me that many new...

Congrats. Regarding the hose: get a NEVER-KINK and a hose reel...

I don't think I have ever seen stainless steel ones (or perhaps I assumed they were aluminum).

Not mine; no affiliation How about these? https://boston.craigslist.org/sob/bpo/d/quincy-boat-folding-deck-seats/7605109283.html