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All too often boat owners keep tabs on the condition of their engines by simply running them: If they start and run smoothly...

On September 15, 2000 the US Coast Guards 1st District issued a Safety Alert to warn life raft owners who had rafts serviced by...

Hydraulics Stink…Or Do They?Regarding your article on hydraulic drives for sailboats (May 15, 1998), in my capacity as a marine surveyor I have extensively...

A marine head that works—every time, without fail—doesn’t necessarily make a boat a happy place. But if it doesn’t work, perdition and pinched faces...

Since our last look at integrated instruments in the March 15, 1993 issue, much has changed. Last August, two major players were acquired, and...

Sailors want email on their boats. Walking around the marina in the spring and fall with skippers busily getting their boats ready for their...

Sooner or later, chafe, UV rays, and sharp edges take their toll on our canvas. A misplaced screw or simple friction will eat holes...

In our recent investigation into anchor shackles, Anchor Shackles, the $15 Insurance Policy (PS August 2015 online), we were aware that our sampling lacked...

The chainplates are heavy stainless-steel flat bars with load-distributing welded webs through-bolted to the hull. The hull layup is further reinforced in the way...

November and its cooler temperatures herald several things for sailors—the end of sailing season for those in the north and the start of race...