Spongy fore deck/cabin roof on a 1995 Baja WB340 happens to mean the balsa wood core has turned to the consistency of peanut butter.
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Bad News Folks
What keeps me boating?
There are a number of factors that got me into boating. Everything from that childhood experience which I love to tell to the sound. Here is the story!
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What to do in 2019
Over the past 3 years I have had “intentions” to take a 1 week vacation each year to a fairly local location. The options range from Leamington to Maumee Bay to Cleveland’s Air Show (only when the Blue Angles are in town). Here would be my idea of a 1 week vacation. Continue reading “What to do in 2019”
Committed to the 2019 season
I have committed to the 2019 season! It may be premature based on my last post.
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The Dirty Dirty Work – Not the Vacu Flush Either!
When “I purchased the Baja” I’ve got to tell you that statement is a bit false. Lets talk about why the Baja is technically, morally and rightfully not mine. You might be able to help! Continue reading “The Dirty Dirty Work – Not the Vacu Flush Either!”
Setting Course for this Summer
So after a dismal November 2018, Questionable December 2018 and a much better looking 2019 I am planning the 2019 boating season. Continue reading “Setting Course for this Summer”
Stress & Health – I think they got me.
With the seemingly easy end to last season I thought winter lay up would come and go with calls to a fiberglass person and the mechanic I use to handle some minor off season issues that lay outside of my comfort zone. Something happened. Continue reading “Stress & Health – I think they got me.”
What’s in Store for 2019
Upgrades & Repairs for 2019
With the end of 2018 comes the upgrades and repairs for the 2019 boating season. Here is what is in store!
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A Season-End Review
Season End Review
This wasn’t an overly active season. Having only put about 15 hours on the boat I really don’t have much to report! Here are some pictures from the season. Continue reading “A Season-End Review”
Port Engine Drop Out on wave issue
The boat seemingly runs excellent and on plane at 3,500-3,750 RPM with an average-above average load of fuel and people on board. If you are running across a lake of glass the issue simply doesn’t occur. When you cross a wake and get a bit of a shudder in the boat the port engine drops from operating RPM down to about 1,500 RPM then immediately goes back up to its set RPM. Here is what I have tried so far… Continue reading “Port Engine Drop Out on wave issue”