How to remove a YANMAR 2GM [Ep 139]
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Join Alex and Cory of Wildly Intrepid Sailing as they document their high-authority transition from the Great Lakes to the USVI aboard their C&C Landfall 43.
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We finally receive our parts for the engine rebuild. We manage to remove our Yanmar 2GM which despite its small size is quite heavy and in the most awkward location of our Hunter 33. We only cover some of the rebuild in this video as we will have bonus episodes describing in detail all the steps we did in our complete Yanmar 2GM rebuild series.
But it can’t all be work so we decide to take a dinghy adventure in the mangroves of Callilisa Creek. We find many birds and dolphins.
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Filmed early May 2020
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