Bob, I want to help tomorrow too. I Can bring the Folbot kayak and possibly another 100' tape if needed. I have no polypropylene rope. About what time do you leave the park on Thursdays John? Will we

John & All... Yes, and it's clean as a whistle and no corrosion but has a blemish on one side of the cover (no biggie). For someone who's wanting a short shaft could use it with an adjustable transom

Are we fully staffed for tomorrow (Thursday)? In particular, do we have a second line handler? Another separate data recorder person would be useful to keep the paper dry. I plan to have the kayak

Hi John, Nice to know you they don't expect you to be nice on any other dock. :-) Attached is a PDF from my CAD package of the dock outlines. Is this what you were hoping for? Mark

I call the L-shaped dock the "sewage pumpout dock", but I think the County prefers, "courtesy dock". <g> I've got a 100' tape measure. We'll get you some good reference measurements. -- This email

Good find, Brian! That's about the same vintage as my little Honda (mine's serial number 1222720), Water-cooled exhaust and no centrifugal clutch. Good motor. :o) -- This email has been checked for

1:00 every Thursday at Richardson Park, at a table near the docks. Let me know if you need to borrow a parking pass. This Thursday we'll also be trying to measure the depths in the channels between

Wife said, get this darn thing out from underneath my kitchen table! NOW MISTER!!! B.G.

Cal - I can tell you that most SCAMPs with a gas motor are using the Suzuki 2.5 hp. It is about 29 pounds and much quieter than the Honda. You need to spin it 180 for reverse. There are 3.5 and 4 hp

Hi Case, Thanks for the offer. I am using a pretty old version of MicroStation to draw the docks and then should be able to input the data from John. It's a 3-D CAD package, but I don't know if it

Mark, If you ever get it into cad and you end up with points with elevation that you can export in either .dwg or .dxf format I could pull it into our 3D programs and easily give it the information a

Ooops, I meant at the loading dock, or whatever that smaller L-shaped dock is called.

Hi John, Okay, I brought it into the CAD package to refresh myself on how to do this stuff. Too many years away from it. Anyway, I looked at the image and realized the best measurement would be the

Hi John, You sure you want a guy making your chart when he can't even remember it's a piling? And I didn't even have a beer with dinner. Sheesh... . Mark

I'm glad you're willing to help make sense of our soundings, Mark. I figured you could start working on a map by using a CAD program to trace the docks using the image, perhaps doctoring it up in

Hi Cal, Okiedoke. It may be more than you want, but the outboard I use on Moonlit Turtle is a 6 hp Tohatsu. Weighs 58 pounds and came with a three gallon external tank. Turtle weighs close to a

Hi John, I'd be glad to help. Not sure how to use your image for what you want to do, however. I don't believe I have a program to use that as you intended. But I do have a CAD package that will

Hi John, Yeah, I figured that. I was just trying to give Cal some specs he might like to know. Don't know if mine has the water cooled exhaust. Maybe this explains it. Mine is maybe 10 years

I will bring 100+ feet of poly rope with marks, a kayak and gear, a pole that doesn't float with a tether and markings of depth in feet and tenths. John, I assume you can get inside the gates (I can

Some Coots might not be ready yet to eat at a restaurant, even outside, but they may be willing to eat inside with just a group of Coots they know are vaccinated. We'll see... We should have some