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Rats in the boatyard, on the boat, and inside our sailboat. How to get rid of rats on a boat?
00:00 Glorious day, painting the boat and rats in the boatyard
00:24 Waiting for the right weather and sharing yard workers
01:17 This is the antifoul we are usi...
Join Captain James as he unboxes $10k of Dakota Lithium batteries and Victron equipment needed for the installation of a Lithium battery bank on his Oyster 485 sailboat.
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It's SPLASH day (deja vu, anyone?). Join Captain James in Curacao for the SECOND splashing of the new Oyster! Going to be giving away some T-shirts in this one, stay tuned and keep watching!
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00:00 Intro
02:28 Draining the coolant fluid
05:33 Changing the impeller
07:49 Changing the engine & gearbox oil
12:44 Changing the fuel filters
18:16 Changing the coolant (attempt #2)
19:16 Disposing of oil and filters
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I had always promised mysel...
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Everyone says "if its not broken don't fix it" so when last minute things go wrong for us after we try and get on top of our maintenance schedule, we start to regret doing them in the first ...
Recording problems, p-bracket issues, servicing the flexible coupling and will we ever re-install the drive system? Things never go to plan in a boatyard...
00:00 Definitely recording?
00:21 P-bracket issue...
00:32 Rats!
00:49 Jamie avoids the issue of t...
Borneo doesn't usually catch typhoons, but the weather means rain stops play in the boatyard...
00:00 4 Typhoons in a row and the boatyard closes for business
00:58 Our magic ingredient for cleaning topsides
01:30 Osmosis treatment
02:32 Liz is a tw*t
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All of our sailboat repair and maintenance blogs are now hosted on our dedicated maintenance channel, MOTHERSHIP MAINTENANCE Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/c/mothershipmaintenance
In-mast furler issues are part of contemporary cruising lifesty...
Join Captain James with special guest Kevin, from the YouTube channel 'Sailing Yacht Talisman' to talk boats, corona, maintenance, past adventures, and future plans.
Sailing Yacht Talisman: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8lsbXXdjZ5vWh2fnKZ8lqQ
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We wait in Gran Canaria for a lot of things including Brexit so we can retain our VAT status on our boat as well as visas for Suriname.
We also find ourselves waiting for mech...
The story of the puller and Jamie's stupid mistake...
00:00 Jamie's mistake...
04:59 Ad break
05:06 Welding the P-bracket? welding
06:03 Leaking P-bracket...
06:34 Feeding the boatyard pups
07:42 Re-chocking the boat with boulders
08:13 Tackling small pat...
Repairs UNDERWATER are always a challenge! Join captain James for a lesson in propellors including: Explanation, diagram, disassembly, re-assemble, parts list, and tips/tricks, complete with detailed explanation of Max-Prop. If you have a two or three blad...
Sailing to the joint Dutch-French island of St. Maarten (St. Martin) where we stayed for 1 month, doing maintenance, attending a multihull regatta, exploring and trying kite-foiling.
After our short stay in St. Barts, s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) set...
Week three and we're still grinding while we deal with those little spots of osmosis. But propeller shaft problems develop as we try to pull the cutlass bearing from the p-bracket. Will we have to replace the drive shaft? And we introduce our new friends:...
Removing the drive shaft (prop shaft) on SY Esper is never easy. But we begin with some spot welding of the dodger...
00:00 Spot weld with argon
00:26 Boat yard work continues...
00:56 Replacing the dripless shaft seal
01:46 Removing the drive shaft
03:45...
Arriving in the Keppel Islands we find clear water so I send Michael to catch some Crayfish from the Great Barrier Reef which I turn into the best mornay cray pizzas that we've ever eaten! We then discover our engines tell tail is a little slow so we dry o...
Jamie shows how to dismantle the prop when he takes the Max-Prop off the shaft. Liz explains how to check and service seacocks.
00:00 What happens if you find osmosis?
02:14 Status report on removing bottom paint
03:06 To replace our dripless shaft seal w...
Series of videos which covers removing the Selden rig to replace the standing rigging and service all the rig systems, plus some other winter maintenance aspects.
This part 2 covers dismantling the foresail furler motor, removing the in-mast furling system...
From three years on the hard to sailing around the world: Maintenance and repair of a very neglected used boat to get her ready to sail. TONS of work covered in this video: Batteries, Anchors, Chain, hatches, rigging, spartight, sails, and even a walkthrou...
Checking your boat hull is the first thing to do when you haul out. That includes examining the state of the anti-foul, inspecting the prop, cutlass bearing and anodes and checking the rudder. If it is a fibreglass hull, look for signs of osmosis. And befo...
Boat repair documenting sails, rigging, engine, mast inspection, lines, chain, anchors and even get a glimpse of what life is like refitting a boat on an island... Join James as he gets the new boat ready for the first shakedown cruise.
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Series of videos which covers removing the rig to replace the standing rigging and service all the rig systems, plus some other winter maintenance aspects.
Part 1 covers lowering the mast, de-rigging, dismantling and starting to service the Selden hydraul...
Ask any cruisers out there, antifouling is NOT a fun job and cleaning your hull every week while on anchor can be a real pain (a friend of ours actually ended up with a small crab in his ear while doing it).
One dirty secret of the boating industry is ...
CATAMARAN LIVING? In this sailing vlog, we share our must have boat tools gadgets and accessories for your next sailboat repair, fix, upgrade or maintenance at sea. We also explore a beautiful natural pool and a cave off our catamaran, and finish off by d...
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