Trying to save the heat exchangers from our aging Yanmar engines. Part 1. Episode 47 #refit
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The heat exchangers on our Yanmar engines are a problem. Replacing them is an expensive proposition, but we're not sure if they can be salvaged. In this episode you'll see how challenging it is simply to take them apart, and then we have to consider if it's worth it to even try to rehab them. After all, it's a lot cheaper to buy new heat exchangers now, than destroy our engines completely when the old ones fail. Is it worth even worth trying?
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Here's an index of the video in case you want to see something specific:
00:00 Intro to project
00:27 Intro to Sailing Roam
00:45 Disassembly of SB heat exchanger
06:57 Round two - Port
11:15 Redneck screw press
13:02 Monster hydraulic press
16:14 How bad is it really?
18:34 Wrap up
18:50 Like, subscribe, see you next time
19:13 End Card
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