Buying a boat?

Article Abstract:

Boaters buying new boats can save at least $2,000 as well as reduce operating costs by declining the engine upgrades offered by dealers. It is argued that increased engine power is not needed by average boaters who spend most their time working on their boats, relaxing and cruising at low speeds.

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Ground action: hit and run? Don't do it

Article Abstract:

Boat skippers should know the appropriate measures to undertake particularly when the boat gets grounded. This is to prevent any harmful damage to the boat and ensure passenger safety. When situations such as this occur, the engine should be turned off immediately.

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Going astern: how to back in without packing it in

Article Abstract:

There are various techniques boaters can use to back in when docking boats. One option is called the springline method. The step-by-step procedure to complete this tricky maneuver and tips on the backing down are presented.

Management, Docks

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