How-to
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How-To / Maintenance
Is the Plumbing and Wiring on my Boat Going to Stay Put?
Oct 3, 2014Weld Mount supports do a good job of securing wiring on the hull structure, and are a better option than drilling into a cored laminate. …Read More
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How-To / Maintenance
Stand Up Season: Paddling into the Fall
Oct 2, 2014Summer may be over, but stand up paddling keeps you on the water. …Read More
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How-To / Maintenance
Wildlife Gone Wild: Protect Your Boat from Five Invaders
Sep 26, 2014In the marine environment, these five invaders can shut you down. …Read More
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How-To / Maintenance
Is the Hull on my Fiberglass Boat Too Thin?
Sep 26, 2014Don't let a little daylight shining through the hull fool you -- boats are built mighty tough. …Read More
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How-To / Maintenance
Shiny Gelcoat: More Than Just Good Looks
Sep 18, 2014Gleaming topsides keep your boat looking new, but they also make her last longer. …Read More
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How-To
How to Tie a Spider Hitch
Sep 17, 2014The Spider Hitch is a knot every angler should know. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
Boats We Love: Norsafe GES 50MKIII
Sep 13, 2014What boat is more lovable than the one that saves your life? …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
Aground! 5 Steps to Get an Outboard-Powered Boat Floating Again
Sep 1, 2014Running aground is no fun, and it can do serious damage to your boat and your outboard. To minimize the danger and get back on your way, follow these five steps. …Read More
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How-To / Maintenance
Is Metal or Nylon Preferred For Wire Support?
Aug 30, 2014Nylon tie-wraps become brittle when subjected to the heat of engine spaces. Chafe-protected metal clamps are the way to go. …Read More
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How-To / Maintenance
Are Gate Valves OK for Seacocks?
Aug 23, 2014Gate valves can't provide a quick visual reference on whether a through-hull is open or shut. And the handles tend to rust. …Read More