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Hargrave 76
- By Jason Y. Wood
- PostedMay 2013
Tested: Hargrave 76 Flushdeck
The Hargrave 76 captures the essence of her owner’s vision. Her performance is solid and her fit and finish beyond reproach, but it’s the whole package taken together that’s truly extraordinary. Read our boat test of the Hargrave 76 here.
Read ArticleRaymarine gS Series Glass-Bridge Helm System
- By Jason Y. Wood
- PostedMay 2013
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Raymarine’s Lighthouse user interface is spreading to every level of its product line and the new gS Series is no exception. Check out how this glass-bridge helm system shares data with users here.
Read ArticleFishing for California Halibut
- By Gary Caputi
- PostedMay 2013
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The halibut bite in California may put a bend in your rod and a smile on your face. Find out what you need to know to make the most of it here.
Read ArticleHow To Check Your Boat's Bonding System
- By Capt. Vincent D...
- PostedMay 2013
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Need to Know: Your Bonding System
Really understanding how her electrical system can damage a boat’s metal components will help you to avoid costly replacements and repairs. Knowing that bonding system is working is good for peace of mind and more: Your boat will thank you with better performance and improved reliability. Learn how to check the system here.
Read ArticleUpgrading Boat Upholstery
- By Capt. Bill Pike
- PostedMay 2013
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Take a step back and really look at your boat’s upholstery. Are your cushions looking their age? Maybe it’s time for an upgrade. Capt. Bill Pike’s tips will have you on the road to recover-y in no time with an in-depth look at fabrics and foam, and some insider insight into the process. Check out his report here.
Read ArticleTroubleshooting 101
- By Capt. Grant Rafterillustrations b...
- PostedDecember 2007
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You've heard the mantra before, but it bears repeating. A diesel engine basically needs just two things: clean fuel and air. If it's missing either, it's dead. That's why troubleshooting a diesel usually involves tracing the air and fuel systems from start to finish, always beginning with the simplest and least-invasive potential cause and ending whenever your
Read ArticleBoston Whaler 370 Outrage
- By Capt. Grant Rafter
- PostedApril 2009
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At just over 37 feet, the 370 Outrage is the largest boat Boston Whaler has built in its more than 50-year history. The patented Unibond construction method has been a feature of all of its boats, and the 370 is no exception. But can a boat this big really be unsinkable? According to the company, a foam cross section that extends to the top of the hull means that if this boat ever gets swamped, she will still be able to support 3,000 lbs of gear or people.
Read ArticleA Daring Rescue of a Tsunami-Swept Yacht
- By Capt. Bill Pike
- PostedApril 2012
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When the tsunami hit northeast Japan in 2011, a Bertram 57 was washed out to sea. Her owner rescued her. Takayuki Nozawa. When I met him for the first time at this year’s Miami Boat Show, I was already somewhat familiar with how he’d saved his beloved Bertram 57 Golden Bay from oblivion after the 2011 tsunami in Japan. I’d seen video footage of his jump from the helicopter. And we’d talked on the phone, him in the office of his Yasuda Shipyard in Tokyo, me in my office in the Florida Panhandle...
Read ArticlePut a Lid on It
- By Mike Smith
- PostedSeptember 2008
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They used to say a man wasn't well-dressed without a hat, and maybe that's true of boats, too. A hardtop provides a place to mount the radar and antennas and keeps the sun off your hatless head. It provides better shade than a bimini, lasts a heck of a lot longer than canvas, doesn't thrash around in choppy weather nor billow like a parachute when the wind gets
Read ArticlePershing 82
- By Kevin Koenig
- PostedMay 2012
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Hot on the heels of the company’s successful 80 model, Pershing’s newest launch, the slightly elongated 82, looks to push all the boundaries of what a large sport yacht can do. Aggressively raked lines create a profile that leaves little doubt as to the 82’s main purpose: to be the sexiest, sleekest boat on the water.
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