Did you install it properly? I have one, it doesn't rattle.

Anchor rope is just rope. Chain is just chain. When you have a length of chain spliced or otherwise connected to a rope, it's then called anchor rode. Some people have started calling both the chain and rope individually as rode. That's the same as calling the head, the heads.

Merci beaucoup ❤❤❤❤❤

Do you guys have a fb account

How many drips per minute does the new packing have when the engine is off/ shaft is not spinning?

I Had the same issue with my 86 3870, That pump in the water cuts off and trips the fuse. Has to be raised 45' angle. I do not get any power from the AC side with lights on boat using push button lights till i find the reason no power. Same leak from both sides in the galley also the door leaked from the bimini top draining the water onto the door. hahahahah I LOVE MY BAYLINER. You make owning one more inspiring... THANK YOU..

Try an electric carving knife. Works excellent for foam.

Tumbo Island is a provincial park that you can visit too. There's an old fox farm homestead in which the park rangers occasionally open the house for visitors. It's a frozen snapshot of time from many decades ago. There's also a beautiful cove on the east side that you can day anchor in - well worth the visit.

We used to keep our boat on the Hylebos Waterway there. We actually used to walk by your 38 Bayliner all the time and knew the previous owner! It was always shocking when a large ship went past on the waterway so close by. Has the marina added potable water yet? That was the biggest drawback for us over there. We enjoyed the marina and moorage price over there otherwise. We are now in downtown Tacoma on the Foss Waterway with our Meridian 411.

Awesome! I bought one in 2021 as well and I love it! I had two fantastic summers with it!

Spot on!👊🏻🇺🇸

Spot on!👊🏻🇺🇸

Did y'all replace the carpeting your bayliner? IF so what did you replace with? How much did it cost? Did you do it yourself?

? big deal !

How do you like the 3888 bayliner?

We forgot to mention this video was shot in June 2023. We hope everyone enjoys the excellent Pacific Northwest scenery!

Wow ! Lucky you two !! Sounds like a lot of fun ! Will enjoy watching your adventure. Stay safe. btw-your video editing is well done and enjoyable to watch. I particularly enjoy a running dialogue of the area, as you go (makes for a good learning experience) !

As long as the heater is blowing warm air, who cares ?

I have a 1988 Bayliner Avanti. The steering mechanism looks similar if not identical. I lost steering at one point. There was an oily greasy mess under the helm, I though was some bird or something. I cleaned it up and didn't give it another thought. Then I discovered my steering was inoperable the next time I tried it. My boat only has the one steering wheel and with the outboards turned, it was impossible to control. Is there more info on this mechanism? What model is it? Any idea how to get the dash off around it? Any other help or suggestions would be appreciated!

New jeeps are horrible in snow and ice

Brrr get your butt back in the car!

Bruh, turn that wheel and smash the go pedal! This is why we go places and do doughnuts in parking lots.... so we don't have to do this. LoL Beautiful views, though. Super jealous!

My 85 cj 4 banger plowed through 3 feet of virgin snow on 33s with no problem. Don't blame the vehicle blame the operator.

Snow is slippery.. wow

Yeah, you don't want to fuck around and find out...

😂its stock

He gassed it to much

Hey Gayle, nice undercarriage :-) Sorry, couldn't resist. Kudos to you getting out there and sharing.

Try try again.... Until you break your camera 😂

How can you see that much running water in a day? Do you have to constantly go to the bathroom? Ha!

Thank you for very fun and informative video. I learned a lot about the south sound. Someday I hope to visit. Quick question, in the bay area where I live we have boat u s for towing insurance. Do you have similar insurance and is it dependable ??

Always carry hand saws

So instead of moving the 100 foot tree , we should just cut a section at the road so my jeep can easily pull it away and we can go about our day 😂

Damn

Go back to the city.

Thats why i keep a real chainsaw and a gallon of fancy gas that doesn't go bad and a quart of bar oil extra chain and a file

It helps to use a real chainsaw !! Battery power only last so long then they are done ! When it matters most you should always have a real chainsaw on hand !

Fully off topic, your car looks amazing

This one is my favorite! Mom and I watched it on the ferry ride back to Seattle while eating some delicious cookies a friend baked for us;) ;) ;)

Great videos! What RPM do you cruise at? How long is the custom clearance process? The Chris Craft is actually old..it's a 38 Commander from the 1960's to early 1970's. They were robust and have incredible gelcoats which make them look younger if well kept. They are seaworthy too.

This was so great (started watching the other morning, but finally finished today)! Your editing is getting so good, you have the perfect voice for a travel blogger!

Mr Mike has some moves!!

Thank you for the virtual vacation! I loved the headboard in the ‘cozy’ room. Love the long scenery shots and music!!!!

Jeep ❤

I learned a lot on this video !

Damn, good thing he backed up!

Let the air pressure down to 15 psi and you can walk up any sand dune.

You were lucky with that one.

That was crazy

Can you tell me if it’s gas or diesel ? And what you paid ? Looking at one now