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Hi Neal,
We are in with our Malahini. We could take two additional. (Three if lightweights)

Thanks Ray.
Katie and I have our name tags from years past.

Do you still need some breakfast items?
Jim Jathro and I can do waffles and sausage on Friday and Saturday AM. We have done this in the past but there seems to be a lot of breakfast options.
If we have enough breakfast, we could do something else.. Let me know.

Bill,
Jim Jathro's (TwoJs) friend cancelled and I moved up to cabin #10.

This means #13 may still be open.

Katie and I just booked #13.
We will be there Thursday through Saturday night, leaving Sunday.

Thanks for all the great pictures. Looks like nice weather and great times. Wish we could have been there.
Looking forward to G12.

Bob and Katie.

Very nice. Congrats on a great looking boat. Nice to see another Malahini in the water.

Dave,
Congratulations on your build and successful launch. It looks great! I wish we could make the gathering this year to see it in person. Hopefully we'll make G12.

It sure is great when a plan comes together! Congrats.

Mike,
I placed three separate orders from them and had no issues.

I ordered my Faria gauges, fenders, and a sun shade ( A Taylormade square umbrella. ) They had the best prices.

Bob

Another manifestation of SBBD: serial boat builder disease.
Looks great and a lot of fun! Congrats on another successful launch.

I would put the 3/4" plywood on the inside for strength and the thinner oak on the outside for looks.
Plywood is more stable and stronger in all directions.

You also asked about chop. As Peter mentioned, the Ski Tow is a shortened Malahini, (or vice versa). It does OK in light chop, but if the chop gets a little bigger you can get some pounding and wet from spray. Our lake can get pretty rough at times and you cannot cruise on plane in those conditions....

Yes, thanks for the tip. I bought this set on Friday. The shelf price was 19.95, but it got marked down at purchase. Kobalt has odd shaped sockets that work on a variety of different shapes and sizes. Many of the sockets work on SAE and metric sizes and are marked with both sizes. You get many more ...

I had to laugh at the Grasshopper reference. In Wisconsin, Grasshoppers and Pink Squirrels are always thick with ice cream. Oh, and brandy Alexanders as well. And, if you order a Manhattan and don't specify, it will be made with Brandy. I believe Wisconsin is the biggest consumer of brandy in the US.