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Hull Repair Surprise: The Epoxy Filler Failed #shorts
A routine hull check turns into an urgent repair on Happy Days when non-epoxy filler flakes off the centerline seam, requiring grinding and proper marine-grade G-Flex epoxy below the waterline.
Friends, Boat Fixes, and Bahamas Sunsets: New Year Adventure!
Cruising the Abaco Islands with friends, the SvSerenity crew handles dead house batteries and davit winch repairs before exploring Hope Town and Tilloo Cay.
We Left Idaho… To Come Home to This
The crew of Big Lost returns to their Vision 444 catamaran in Tahiti, navigating from Phaeton Bay past Marina Taina to Airport Anchorage.
Can I save my engine that was totally underwater?!
Working on the hard at a boatyard, Dylan Magaster tackles the salvage of his flooded Beta Marine 38 diesel engine, removing fuel injectors to purge trapped rainwater.
Catalina 34: Should you still buy one today?
Looking for an affordable cruising sailboat? This review evaluates the Catalina 34, exploring its generous interior volume, Universal diesel engines, sailing dynamics, and essential pre-purchase survey checkpoints.
How does a watermaker work?
Captain Rick Moore explains how the Pure Ocean Marine Pro140 watermaker produces 140 liters of drinking water an hour aboard Sophisticated Lady using reverse osmosis at 800 PSI.
We Have 3 Days to Make Our 50-Year-Old Yacht Seaworthy
Aboard Elixir at Vuda Marina in Fiji, Max Campbell completes a three-day refit sprint, installing Raymarine electronics and repairing damaged steering gear before sailing toward the remote Lau Group.
BOATS and HOSE…Clamps | Ep.107
At Spice Island Marine Services in Grenada, Raff and Sascha tackle raw water descaling on their Yanmar diesel, troubleshoot uncured gelcoat patches over epoxy, roll and tip the deck dock box, and re-bed leaking lifeline stanchions.
Catamaran Tiller Arm Too Low? A Simple Fix
When a catamaran rudder is raised and the tiller arm drags on the deck, Joe Bennett from Joyrider TV shares a practical repair: rotate the tube upward and re-rivet it.
#342 Bricolage et aventures à Nosy Be
Michel and Corinne tackle bungalow DIY projects on Nosy Be, installing a Swiss pasture bell and painting cabinets before exploring island forests and hiking Mont Passot.
We Sailed to Gibraltar and Climbed Inside the Rock’s Wartime Tunnels – S04E31
Richard and Jude sail their Jeanneau Sun Odessey 410 into Gibraltar, replacing a flat starter battery, docking at Queensway Marina, and touring the Great Siege and World War II tunnels before crossing to Morocco.
Sailing La Vagabond responds to my accusation of lying
Peter Lukursky and Bart analyze marine weather data costs, reviewing Riley's response regarding SeaPeople and examining UK admiralty and Australian data licensing.
Our Anchor Chain is Done! – Onboard Lifestyle ep.406
Teal Goben manages the 1,300-square-foot deck refit aboard SV basik, applying fairing compound and high-build primer across multiple zones while Linh inspects corroded ground tackle.
First time going inside my flooded boat!
Dylan Magaster enters the flooded cabin of his 1979 Morgan 382, SV Arianrhod, in a Georgia boat yard, washing away oily sludge and assessing the submerged diesel engine.![Things are not going well! [Ep. 170]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/7vqRTdSSC6I/mqdefault.webp)
Things are not going well! [Ep. 170]
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.
A Big Job Done from the Pre-Atlantic Checklist.
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.
Cheap 🤑 Sailboat ⛵ Ownership: The Maintenance Mistakes That Get Expensive 💵 #sailboat #ownership
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.
We Opened Our Boat’s Blocked Holding Tank—It Was DISGUSTING #sailingfamily #boatlife
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.
GRAND-VOILE SUR ENROULEUR … le piège à éviter ?
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.
After 5,000 Miles, This Is The End of Our Sailing Life… For Now
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.
Nahoa M – Mechanical Space
Ben Stobbart details the aft cockpit mechanical space on the Nahoa M catamaran, featuring a swing-up door, standing headroom, and centralized machinery.
Sailing Past Gladstone’s Giant Industry to Pancake Creek | Life on the Hulls 460
Ross and Janet motor Synergy through the Curtis Island Narrows and slam through rough wind-against-tide chop off Gladstone Harbour before reaching shelter at Pancake Creek.
Same Rail, 2.5× the Power | BougeRV N-type 200W Solar Panel | SSL784
Captain Rick Moore replaces four 200W rail panels on Sophisticated Lady with BougeRV N-type bifacial TOPCon modules, comparing shade tolerance and daily yields in San Andres.