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On this episode of Sailing Vessel Triteia I finally get to bring my new-to-me Yanmar 2gm20f diesel engine to the boat! But first, some footage of me painting the engine bay and hooking up the bilge pump hoses. Then come a few stressful clips of me trying to get her out of my truck alone, rolling her down the dock and finally flying her into my boat. Some of this is Slow TV but I wanted to leave a lot of the footage in there in case anyone out there is thinking of doing this and is nervous about process. Using the boom and a come-along ended up being such a great way to do this making it very simple as long as you go slow.
This is part 1 of 3 (I think) episodes of me hooking up the engine. The next episode will show me trying to get the prop shaft aligned correctly, address a packing nut issue and then on to hooking the system up in the following videos.
I hope you enjoy this episode and if you do please give it a “thumbs up”!
I have began uploading “Patreon Only” videos to my Patreon page for Patrons donating a dollar or more a video if you would like to see clips that did not make it into the episodes.
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Fair Winds,
Sailor James
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Stuff I used on or are relative to this episode…
TotalBoat TotalBilge Paint
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Amarine-made 1100gph 12v Boat Marine Plumbing Electric Bilge Pumps (1100gph 12v)
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Seaflo SFBS-30-01 BOAT BILGE PUMP SWITCH (12V, 24V, 32V)
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Pactrade Marine Boat Bilge Alarm Pump Switch Aluminum Plate Manual Automatic
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Chain Block Ratchet Lever Block Chain Hoist
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Alberg 30’s have long been known and respected as blue water boats, from Yves Gelinas’ Jean-Du-Sud to being featured in John Vigor’s “Twenty Small Sailboats to Take You Anywhere”. Now I am the proud owner of Hull #55! Come along with me as I refit her and take her sailing in preparation for my circumnavigation in a few years time!
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