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On Wed, 9 Aug 2006 12:57:01 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
Good thing diesel fuel doesn't go "stale", although before I take off anyplace distant I'll probably get the fuel polished. You might want to think about adding a built in polishing system to either boat. That was one of the improvements that I made to our GB last year and it is well worth the relatively small investment to know that the fuel is always clean. I run it here at the dock 24 x 7 and switch from one tank to the other about once a week. My local mechanic did the whole system for well under $500 including parts. I can send you the details if you're interested. Mrs.E.'s GB is much more traditional with all the teak and classic trawler lines. I like it more and more, but I am still attached to the Navigator. Too many good memories of learning and cruising to forget about. I suspect that if you were running offshore in the GB36 that the Navigator would look pretty good. Does it have stabilizers? |
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