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What Do You Have on Your Boat that You Love?
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Meh.
I wore out a couple of Handiblenders before finally finding my my current marg machine: 1.5 HP 2 stroke engine, twist throttle, and a 64 oz. stainless pitcher. No ice chunks here - The end product has the consistency of a smoothie... (the only downside is that it sounds like somebody's edging their lawn while you're blending)
Meh.
I wore out a couple of Handiblenders before finally finding my my current marg machine: 1.5 HP 2 stroke engine, twist throttle, and a 64 oz. stainless pitcher. No ice chunks here - The end product has the consistency of a smoothie... (the only downside is that it sounds like somebody's edging their lawn while you're blending)
Pretty cool, this one is 2 1/4 horsepower, I have used these as well....
My custom swim platform and my custom dive ladder.
The Ladders that are sold out of the catalogs just do not cut it. Try climbing out of the water w/ twin 120's on your back.
If ya can't make it spend the $$$ its well worth it
The Ladders that are sold out of the catalogs just do not cut it. Try climbing out of the water w/ twin 120's on your back.
If ya can't make it spend the $$$ its well worth it
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Dispenses beverages (read liquor) directly out of the bottles (6 bottles). You can program each button for a specific shot size, or just hold the button for fill it to the brim.
At one time before my wife's drinking problem, I considered turning on of the 50 gallon water tanks into an "Absolute" tank.
At one time before my wife's drinking problem, I considered turning on of the 50 gallon water tanks into an "Absolute" tank.
Aside from a ladder and safety features, the one thing I had that I loved was a one million candle power light. I used to hang it from a deck cleat during night dives. It attracted so much marine life that even after surfacing we stayed in the water for several minutes. I once had to ascend through twenty feet of a massive squid cluod to reach my ladder. On opening night of lobster season at Catalina the water was so clear that my light lit up the bottom at 90 feet. I spent the entire dive grabbing at bugs and never turned on my dive light.
The light also came in handy one night while anchoring at 2:00 am. It was pitch black in a cove and without the light I would have likely run aground. There was a vertical wall at the shoreline that bottomed out at over 100 feet.
The light also came in handy one night while anchoring at 2:00 am. It was pitch black in a cove and without the light I would have likely run aground. There was a vertical wall at the shoreline that bottomed out at over 100 feet.
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