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yeah that sucks. some carbs/fuel systems are just finicky and some aren't. Seen that with boats and motorcycles.
I had an old dirtbike that did the same thing.
Looks like an old half tanner. My boat, CF27, was a similar boat. I'll bet your dad wasn't planning on giving aboard that one.
Back in the early 90s, a friend (who had moved out from Chesapeake Bay to San Francisco in late 80s) came into ownership of 3 watercraft of various sizes when his grandfather died and left them to him.
Nice boat!
1.2 million....IN TURKEYLooks fun:
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The photo is not mine but same model. Are you in the UK? Just noticed the RORC. Also I think the boat is a Camper Nicholson which were not sold in the USA.
I had so much fun on a Hobie. One time we were romping around LA Harbor and then the wind suddenly died. We had launched at Cabrillo Beach (Hurricane Gulch) but were near the oil islands (near Los Alamitos Bay) when the wind died. I'd say well over five miles from our launch. Took. We each got on a hull and started paddling. We must have paddled over an hour and were still a long, long way off, and the sun was starting to set. Lucky for us, at that point a Harbor Patrol boat came and towed us the rest of the way back.
Man I love tillers!
purchased my first boat 6mos ago: '86 Catalina 36. It's basically my anchor in San Diego, and my fiancée loves it. While I mostly echo your sentiment, I'm starting to come around, despite it being a money pit. my friends love it, and I get to surf while she drinks on the boat and nests. She's holding up her end of the bargain, too, and doing most of the maintenance - she replaced the engine starter motor last month.
I popped the question shortly after she performed that feat.
