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THE FINAL WEEK OF A 10 MONTH REFIT! – PART 1/2 (Episode 139)
The final week was packed with so many jobs that we had to split this one up in two! But we are STOKED to have the new crew arrive, and make huge progress as we get one huge step closer to splashing after an amorous 10 month refit. SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin ...
So HEAVY! Building the GUNWALE of our once wrecked schooner — Sailing Yabá #64
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 64 In this episode we start building our gunwale (pronounced gunnel) and all the nicely turned columns that will go with it! 👉 SUBSCRIBE to not miss out on the new episodes: SUPPORT OUR PROJECT: 👉 By becoming a patron - join to unlock exclusive conten...
$399,000 1983 CHEOY LEE 90 COCKPIT CLASSIC MOTOR YACHT TOUR / Aft Cabin Boat Liveaboard SuperYacht
This Yacht is for Sale: Follow Us Building an Explorer Yacht @NautiGuys We are baaack with our Affordable Liveaboard Yacht Series, or in this case SuperYacht 😝 We are very excited to have found this 1983 Cheoy Lee Cockpit Motor Yacht as she has A LOT to offer to her future owner. She was refitted...
Rudder PROBLEMS We Disagree about What to Do! | BOAB 206
Inspecting the rudder with help from @livingwiththemaias, solving the wiggly rudder mystery! But, want to drop the rudder and Joel does NOT... ❤️ Enjoyed this episode? 👍 Like and comment, let us know what resonates with you! 👀 WATCH MORE Boat Yard Bums: 👋 DON'T FORGET to join our Patreon C...
ENGINE WORKS: Replacing crankshaft bearings! — Sailing Yabá #63
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 63 In this episode MP gets into full mechanic mode and learns how to replace all the crankshaft bearings of our Mercedes diesel engine! 👉 SUBSCRIBE to not miss out on the new episodes: SUPPORT OUR PROJECT: 👉 By becoming a patron - join to unlock exclu...
SPRAYING OUR SUGAR SCOOP EXTENSIONS WITH GELCOAT! – Episode 138
The weather finally allows us to get our sugar scoop extensions sprayed, and they look awesome! We also finally assemble the hard top and get a bunch more jobs done as we are wanting to splash in 2 weeks!!! SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and ...
ENGINE OVERHAUL STARTS NOW! (+ ingenious DIY crane) — Sailing Yabá #62
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 62 In this episode we officially start our engine overhaul! Bringing our Mercedes OM 352A engine back to its proper shape! 👉 SUBSCRIBE to not miss out on the new episodes: SUPPORT OUR PROJECT: 👉 By becoming a patron - join to unlock exclusive content:...
Mother Nature … an Unforgiving (but effective) Teacher! | Expedition Evans 66
Today we learn Tides and Currents with Expedition Evans…Ha! What a fun experience getting a huge shove by nature up the Delaware Bay, through the C&D canal...
BOATYARD DIY MISTAKES Were Made | BOAB 205
Learn from our mistakes... After 2 years on a novice DIY paint job, we discover what mistakes were made - and what we're doing differently this time! ❤️ Enjoyed this video? Leave us a comment, let us know what you'd like to see next! 👀 WATCH MORE Boat Yard Bums: 👋 DON'T FORGET to...
LAST MINUTE JOBS! Only 3 weeks until we splash! – Episode 137
We set ourselves a deadline to be back in the water before xmas, so we scramble to get all of the jobs ticked off in order to splash parlay, after a grueling 10 month refit! If you would like to donate via PayPal towards the amazing plastic recycling machine visit: SV Parlay is a hurricane damage...
Deck caulking + interior columns + lathe work… so much to do! — Sailing Yabá #61
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 61 In this episode our home starts gaining shape, as the interior columns come to place. Also, the boat becomes more waterproof as we start to caulk our deck and stanchions. 👉 SUBSCRIBE to not miss out on the new episodes: SUPPORT OUR PROJECT: 👉 By be...
You’ll NEVER Believe What I did to the INSIDE of My Boat
Back to Panama to fix and WASH out the INSIDE of the boat. Then we can fix these broken #bulkheads on our Lagoon 450 #Catamaran! The sadness of leaving my family AGAIN really hits me this time. All good, bury myself in WORK asap. I hunt down a small town in the Panamanian jungle that sells rai...
HOW GOOD ARE OUR SUGAR SCOOP EXTENSIONS LOOKING! – Episode 136.
We continue with the sugar scoop extensions on our hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, as we glue down the non-skid pattern we made on both extensions. Also, if anyone is interested to find out more about the 3D sonar, go to to read all about it. SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 c...
Revealing the INTERIOR LAYOUT of our 80+ft sailing SCHOONER and working on it!— Sailing Yabá #60
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 60 In this episode we finally reveal the interior layout of our schooner! We changed it completely from the original design and we couldn't be happier about the result! Now let's see how it will look like in real life!! 👉 SUBSCRIBE to not miss ...
Sailing Around The World Starts NOW!! (if the dream survives this) | Expedition Evans 65
We have been dreaming of sailing around the world for years, and it starts now. This is our first legitimate passage, heading offshore.
How to make diamond pattern non-skid for your boat! – Episode 135
In this episode we show you how we made the diamond non-skid pattern for our new transom extension on our hurricane damaged lagoon 450 catamaran. It went from being a 45 foot cat, to a 46.5 catamaran! Follow Julio, the gelcoat man @autobodymanja on instagram if you'd like! SV Parlay is a hurr...
Taking apart our old diesel injection pump at a local Brazilian truck stop OM352A — Sailing Yabá #59
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 59 In this episode we take our diesel injection pump to a local truck stop for a full service! The pump got so torn apart that we were not even sure it was ever going to be put back together! We hope you enjoy this episode and that the skills of the mecha...
Modified bulwark design taking shape. Did Ben like it? — Sailing Yabá #58
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 58 In this episode our bulwark continues to be built following our initial plan of changing the design to a more open one! PLUS, Ben is back! Will he be happy about everything that happened while he was gone? 👉 SUBSCRIBE to not miss out on the new episod...
Explaining why we are NOT SAILING YET. – Episode 134
In this episode we explain that in order for us to take on the Pacific Ocean, we still need to do some more repairs and upgrades in order to do it comfortably. We also have to get emergency surgery for our puppy, and the vets say that it could be cancer... SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 45...
Is our ENGINE worth SAVING? (the compression test will let us know) — Sailing Yabá #57
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 57 In this episode, we are putting our diesel engine through a compression test to finally find out if it's worth it to keep it or if we should start looking for another option. Also, the changes we made on our bulwark design continue to evolve and th...
We changed the original design of our boat! (new bulwark idea) — Sailing Yabá #56
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 56 First of all, we hope you all had an amazing Thanksgiving! In this episode, we add our final layer to the bulwark except for next to the superstructure/the windows as that is where we are applying a big change to the original design of Yabá! We had be...
First BULWARK planks!— Sailing Yabá #55
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 55 In this episode we take time to really highlight the skills of our amazing team of shipwrights as they work their magic from a raw cut board to the beginning of our bulwark installed (almost) all around the boat! 👉 SUBSCRIBE to not miss out on the new ...
How To Go Sailing In The Middle Of A Boat Refit | Boat Tour & Refit Documentary Part 10
Talk about chaining yourself to the dock! After nine months, 18 days, 10 hours and 20 minutes of our boat being immobile (thanks to the scale of the refit), we finally managed to take her sailing. It was a massive push to get her out and in a condition that was temporarily liveable, without throwin...