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Boat maintenance – Part 5 – HR54 Cloudy Bay – Apr-Jun’21. S21 Ep5
Series of videos which covers maintenance jobs during a 7 week visit to Cloudy Bay in Spring’21
This Part 5 is mostly about removing the rudder to service the JP3 bearings
– Modifications to swim platform hydraulic motor mounting
– Taking a look inside the Raymarine linear drives
– Digging a hole in preparation to drop the rudder
– THE big drop
– Removing the lower JP3 rudder bearing and starting to clean and assess the parts
This rudder project continues in the next video, part 6 of this series
If anyone would like to purchase their own special aluminium bar, please contact HR-Parts where it will be sold at 50% off with special discount code: CONNED.
This extensive boat maintenance took place due to Covid pandemic which on a negative note caused us to defer our next sailing adventure to autumn 2021, but on a positive note gave us this opportunity to get Cloudy Bay’s systems in top shape before we cruise more remote parts of the world.
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