Wishing everyone a Happy and Prosperous New Year! Let the Count down to Boating season officially begin!!!!

First, Happy New Year to the whole gang! Now, Having a 2004 360 SS, we find the interior of the galley cabinets missing logic. I mean, interior space usage. The PO did some mods which were , need to say, not smart. So, the galley is in perfect shape and we need some ideas of the way we can get better usage from the inside. If you have done anything that has added to the greatness of your galley, please post it it here. Thanks again!

I intend to install a windlass on my 300 Sedan this Spring, and it seems the easiest install would be a Powerwinch 1000 which is a horizontal capstan for line only. Anyone else have any experience with that particular winch?

I am looking to replace the decor rings on the puck lights in the salon on a 2000 carver 356. Any ideas where to find them ? Or led replacement lights it rings are not available ???????????????

Currently have 84 3227 Carver Convertible.
What would you recommend for model to tick off my list?

Storage
Standing Main State Room
Walk around bed
Diesels
Dual Helms
Free standing shower
Deal breaker wife wants a bath tub.

To the Carver forum what Model would take care of my wish list and then some? And size?

My shed will hold 46’ OAL x 16’ Beam x 22-24’ Height

Troy

I’m looking at investing in an on-board waste-water treatment system such as an electric (e.g., Lectra/San) or a bacteria based system for my 1988 Carver 3807. Does anyone here have experience with this type of system?

Hi All,

I am looking at a 1986 3207 aft cabin with a pair of 270HP Crusaders. My question is how many adults on board before performance suffers and it’s hard to plane?

I currently have an 88 Sea Ray 300 Sundancer and it planes out pretty good until we have 10 or more adults on board.

We have a lot of friends that like to come out on the boat and I’m hoping the 3207 will still perform well loaded down.

Thanks!

Hi everyone and thank you for all your advice and opinions for years. It’s great to read of people with similar issues as us, that are not afraid to put themselves up for scrutiny on forums. I have watched from this side of the window for many years on many forums gathering very good tech information and hands on personal diagnosis. So thank you to all of you, and thank you for the laughs of some of the questions and newbie ridiculous things we all have done and afraid to admit.

The Spring Loaded windows (All around) my yacht need new "flip up windows". Most of the "ears" for the locking screws have been broken. I can remove the frames and repair the frames and screens; but don't have any options - that I can see - for repairing the window (other than replacing it).
Any ideas on resources?

ANY suggestions would be very much appreciated.

Thanks.