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Practical Sailor investigates viral claims that marine insurers are forcing seniors off the water, analyzing underwriting policies from Markel and Gallagher, vessel survey thresholds, and US Coast Guard accident statistics.
Jonathan finishes installing a newly rebuilt transmission on the 57-foot ketch UV, firing up the Perkins diesel engine after five years to check cooling and shift into reverse.
Darcy Hinds tackles Sunreef 62 refit repairs in Saint Martin with visiting friend Greg, troubleshooting chilled water air conditioning leaks, RJ45 cable splits, and unbolting deck hardware ahead of charter season.
Steve and Kami navigate strict anchoring regulations and shoreline setbacks in Annapolis, dealing with dock master inspections and resetting anchor fifteen times.
On Day 27 at sea, Oliver Widger provides an update on his cat Phoenix, explaining why she remained ashore with his brother rather than sailing offshore.
In Portugal preparing for an Atlantic crossing, Mark Farnworth and his parents fabricate and fiberglass custom hatch covers for SV Mahi before planning a cockpit doghouse.
Tim Labute analyzes the hidden risks of budget boat ownership, explaining how avoiding regular maintenance and ignoring small mechanical issues turns cheap sailboats into costly structural nightmares.
Johan and Malin craft a custom companionway door and hatch sliders for their 52-foot sailboat RAN III, machining Delrin runners and laminating 19 mm Coosa composite board with PET foam infill at Sun Hill Farm in Sweden.
Kris Fothergill and the crew aboard Sailing with six tackle severe holding tank calcification and cut molded sanitation hoses on their catamaran during an urgent boat plumbing replacement.
At Port-de-Bouc, Fabien and Cyril troubleshoot a jammed in-mast furling mainsail on Dufour 35 Petit Corail, stitching a messenger line to replace an elastic halyard and retuning rig tension.
In Termini Imerese, Sicily, Andrew and Ruth decommission their Excess 11 catamaran Rúna for winter storage, mousing reef lines, packing sails, pickling the watermaker, and hoisting the dinghy before listing the vessel for sale.
Warren and Erica navigate a tight Bay of Islands catamaran anchorage in Fiji, securing their Helia 44 between limestone pinnacles after presenting sevusevu.
Jeff and Christin set sail aboard SV Joco from Bequia through the Grenadines, clocking 8.4 knots on a passage to Canouan, Mayreau, and Union Island after Hurricane Beryl.
Billy Swezey overhauls the Type 2 MSD sewage plumbing aboard the 76-foot expedition trawler while Sierra Groth insulates and renovates the forward guest stateroom.
Brian Trautman, Karin, and Open Water Solar complete and test the 6,000-watt flexible solar roof on Delos 2.0, achieving 175 volts on bench testing and cutting array weight to 160 kilos.
Barry Collins sails the 1934 wooden ship Lady Hawk from Cortes Island to the Victoria Wooden Boat Show, trading kitchen shifts for pizza on Hornby Island and repairing the transom seams.
At the Annapolis Sailboat Show, Adventureman Dan docks his trailered MacGregor, navigates a rain-soaked morning, secures an Ultra anchor sponsorship, and improvises with a shoreline spruce anchor when ground tackle drags.
Steve and Madison sail Arabella from Rockport, Maine south toward Savannah, weathering gusty winds, canal currents, a dragging anchor at Sandy Hook, and an engine fuel blockage.
Dylan Magaster returns for Day 2 of flooded boat recovery aboard S/V Arianrhod in a Georgia boatyard, assessing hull oil canning, 20 hours of siphon drainage, and rigging halyards to clear deck cargo.
Ben Stobbart details the aft cockpit mechanical space on the Nahoa M catamaran, featuring a swing-up door, standing headroom, and centralized machinery.
In his Västervik workshop, solo sailor Sven Yrvind applies the second layer of laminate on his test boat build, checking glue squeeze-out and detailing plans for a protective stainless shoe.
FLIBS 2026 has over 1300 boats in the show and you can easily walk 10 miles in one day just going from end to end of the entire show. With 100° feel like temps today was a bit brutal.
3 Days left, so come on down and check out the world's largest in the water boat show. Fort Lauderdale Interna...
Practical Sailor breaks down backstay adjustments for sail shape and rig load, detailing mainsail depth, leech twist, mast bend, and related control lines.
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