Sailboat DRIVE TRAIN Installation 🔨 Ep 96
Bums on a Boat
Joel Angel Looney documented 10,000+ NM on 'Chak Matay'. Follow his 2026 solo chapter and professional delivery mission to Dubai in this technical archive.
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This episode is all business.
Sailboat drive train business.
Our boat is starting to look more like… well, a boat. We are plugging holes left and right!
Of course, this installation wasn’t without the head-scratcher or two.
(If you think the coupler is going to come flying off, or the cutlass bearing slid in there wayyy too easily, let us know in the comments…)
Here’s the COMPLETE PRICE BREAKDOWN, as promised. Everything we ordered and what it cost us to get it to the D.R.
Prop Shaft Aqualoy 22, 1″ diameter, 43″ – $303.25
Buck Algonquin Marin Motor Coupling – $65.99
Fit and Face Shaft With Coupling (Labor) – $102.00
Johnson Cutlass Non-Metallic Sleeve Bearing – $45.99
PYI Shaft Seal Maintenance kit – $69.99
Shipping (to FL) – $20.05
Tax – $41.11
Total – $648.38
PLUS shipping via courier to D.R. – $60.00
FINAL TOTAL – $708.38
We ordered everything from Deep Blue Yacht Supply – zero complaints.
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