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In today's episode, we're diving into an essential boat safety project that might just save our lives! Watch as Jeff upgrades the bilge pump setup with critical improvements.
We fly back to Leros island in Greece where we left Wishful Thinking for the European winter on the hard at Moor and Dock Boatyard. We get straight into boat work to prepare to launch her for our second sailing season. Below the waterline we remove rust on...
We head down to Noonamah to continue with the offsite boat jobs.
Magnus goes over the new Volvo engine to make sure that everything is tickety boo and also checks to see if the new gearbox will fit.
Wendy fits new pool noodles to Peanut.
The engine bay ...
Magnus begins the task of removing all of the old wiring and unnecessary stuff from the engine bay.
We head to Noonamah to do work on Peanut’s captain collars. It’s also time to check if the old gearbox will fit the new Volvo engine.
We have a leak i...
It’s time. Magnus decides that he needs to start disconnecting the engine from Nutshell. It’s a laborious task but he eventually manages to do it.
Then it’s off to the lock towed by three dinghies. It’s a tricky journey with million dollar yachts ...
Building a boat can seem like an incredibly daunting task. One thing that has gotten us through these years is seeing it a lot of little things that need to be done and pieces that need to go together. This episode is very much dedicated to that ideology...
I woke up this morning to a bilge FULL of water. In this video I show how I diagnosed and repaired the automatic bilge pump in our liveaboard Catalina 30 sailboat.
My least favorite thing to do! Clean the bilge. It's a dirty job but somebody has to do it. We currently have two bilge pumps, a Rule 2000 and a Seaward 750. The 750 is placed lower so it comes on first. The float switch on the 2000 is placed higher so it...
Continuing our series of Tech Corner videos on jobs you might be able to get done on your boat if you're lucky enough to be able to get to it, even if you can't sail it.
We're releasing this video on Bilge pumps from the Patreon site as it's an important...
We purchased our boat and now we need to start on some upgrades for an upcoming passage. We buy a Torqeedo electric outboard motor for our tender as well as a new Mantus Anchor to keep our boat from floating away when we don't want it to. Also on the proje...
The bronze floor timbers have been a lot of work but it is all paying off. We spend some time prepping everything so that we can finally get to installing these beauties in their places for good!
Each faying surface will need treatment before we can place...
While Wisdom is being repainted, Herby and Maddie explore the island of Terciera, Azores! They venture off the beaten path to find a side of the Azores rarely seen (like a geothermal power plant).
The wood finally arrives at the boat so that they can begi...
This week we pulled the trigger and took home a little Dominican puppy. We have seen first hand how well a dog can protect a boat plus they are just so fun. Of course it will be more work and potty training could be fun but we are up for it. We also knock ...
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Join us as we teach you sailboat words for beginners so that you can get started on your own sailing adventure, or impress your sailor friends.
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Hauled out in the new Boat Yard in Wrangell, Alaska. Life in the yard is often a dirty mess but always an adventure!
Messing with the batteries, cleaning and painting the bilge and generally getting stuff done.
To view the complete Cruising Lealea Refit...
It was a beautiful sail... until we found water in the bilges and the autopilot started screaming, again!
The conditions we like to sail in! Plus touring of the mountains around Cascais and overcoming serious Burning Man FOMO. It's no joke.
Episode 5 s...
In this video we complete the rudder repair, hoist the sails, clean the bilges and get very close to being ready to splash! 🔔 SUBSCRIBE ➜ http://bit.ly/SBYouTube⛵ Join our Patreon Crew here! http://patreon.com/sailingbritaly
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This video takes you on a journey through our bilge. We show you the compartments that hold our motor, spare water bottles, bilge cheese, and more. You also get the chance to see some of the internal structure of our unique boat as well as a secret compart...
We solve some bilge issues! No bilge rats were harmed in this video!
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Woke up to find the bilge pump running nonstop. This occurred after all the house batteries had died which had since been recharged and reinstalled. Eventually we solve the mystery and learn tons about bilges. Then the new boat guest and I explore Key West...
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Today we're getting rid of the last of our "junk", getting fully moved into the boat, cleaning A LOT, and learning a few of the chores we'll need to do on a re...
This frank video depicts grabbing, holding and uninvited persuasion in a simulated bilge environment. Mature yachting audiences only. Music: "Titel" from "Das Boot," Klaus Doldinger.
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