It's way more Cootish than my new boat! Greg -- Sent from a Palm Pre Plus, which is way better than a Blackberry :-p On Oct 3, 2010 10:33, Jim & Jan Franklin wrote: Ok people I'm thinking really

Its easy, ya just put a ladder off the side and jump in !!! -- =============================== Andy T. Rusten SV "Rusten Aweigh" '72 Catalina 27, Hull #568 Scappoose,

Well, Andy says it weighs "a little more than 3,000 lb", and it would be a 3,500 lb axle, so it'd be right up there for weigh limit. Probably not much room for booze and gear ;-) Now I really have to

Ok people I'm thinking really hard about buying this 22' dory with a large cabin to make one thing on my "Bucket List" come true and that's cruising the Columbia River from Warrenton to as far as I

As a huge Oregon History Buff I thought I knew most of the lakes in Oregon! Is it in Washington and where is it? Peace, Fishbone

Whoa ! I'm no longer afraid to bring my rotomolded Wilderness Systems Pungo kayak to Coot float messabouts. I was always afraid Dory Man or the likes would tie a rock around my Sk**tum and throw me

I do not recall seeing many of the 21' Islanders over the years on single axle trailers. Is that critter ligher than it looks? Or can you only load aboard one liter of rum and two cans of

Tin for tin is the way I see it but you need to add some personal touches to make it a coot boat. Should be interesting to see how Andy adds a diveing platform to a double ender. Jon

You may all kick me out for this, but I traded the Whaleboat away... Titan is now owned by Andy Rusten. He was looking for a larger boat that he could moor at home (he lives on a houseboat) and Titan

I spent the last week working and staying up at Mossy Rock enjoying the view of the lake. On Thurrsday saw many people kayacing on the peaceful lake. Out of the blue two resurvest jets came over the

That's a good looking rig, Cal! :o) I like the popups like yours and David's. I'll bet you'll save a noticeable amount of gas compared to the campers that are always tall. It's surprising how much

No... not Sisu. One down in Chiloquin: http://klamath.craigslist.org/boa/1979985919.html $1,600 is a good price, if it's in as good a shape as it appears. We had about $2,600 in materials & supplies

Hi all, I reposted the Bayliner Buccaneer Sailboat for sale: http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/boa/1984200711.html Willing to accept trades for stuff I can use, if you or anyone you know is

Pat, From the sounds of it you did build your "perfect house"... Dirt Ps you and Joe really missed a great messabout, next year you Mollala guys will need to caravan over for Paulina. Sent from

Thank you all. No wonder I couldn't find it in the book.. <G> I am "Wrong" so often now that I think "Wrong" is usual, so good to know that This time, I Wasn't "Wrong". The boat on the

Lon sent me info on this wood. It's apparently 6" X 7" X 22 feet. Made up into pallets. Bolted together. IF the RBC has it correctly identified, it looks like it'd be not much different than some of

http://tinyurl.com/3ydgp43 Thought some may be interested in this. Perhaps if Andy doesn't get the job, he might do this in a PDR! Keep on Steamin' Joe L

Looks great Cal!! As I mentioned at Paulina, unless I move up to a motor-home, I will always have an in-bed camper, too many toys that need to be towed! It was good to see you and Laverne Saturday,

Cal, We think too much alike. I have been pondering doing just about the same thing. Just have not found the right slide-in yet. Thank you for confirming that I am now out in left field all by