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This week:
* keep scraping til you bleed
* change cutlass bearing without removing shaft
* service prop
* get anodes done
* dance
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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:...
We're back on Archer! Five months in 20 minutes is all it took! We show you the repair process and share what it felt like to get "home” at the end of 2019 (just before Covid became a thing).
We owe a huge THANK YOU to both teams at Outremer and the Rai...
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...
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...
This week we are doing a bottom job! We used Magic Antifoul barrier and hull coating and also used their prop coating, Triton Prop, for the props, sail drives and underwater lights. We made our own mounts for the underwater lights out of fiberglass and use...
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...
How do you prepare for haul out? What specific haul-out preparation should be done? We list the jobs to do before you lift your sailboat in the first episode of our new sailing boat maintenance series...
00:00 Jamie's rant in the car
01:10 How do you prep...
Looking for our next boatyard. What are its benefits and does the boat yard do good work?
00:00 Intro to looking for our next boatyard
01:33 First impressions of Penuwasa boatyard
03:11 Work on replacement prop shaft
04:40 Benefits of the boat yard
06:20 L...
The last time this sailing couple will be trapped in a boat yard during lock down! Or so we thought!
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Running out of water in lockdown was actually a little scary! Stuck in the boatyard without any drinking water and no community around us, we realised we're no Bear Grylls and managed to find an open take away that would deliver a few bottles at a time!
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New Sails - Full refit sailing yacht: Finally our Beneteau 57 is a Sailboat again with her fresh NEW SAILS. Our sailboat project of refitting a sailing yacht is coming to an end. We are still waiting for delivery of our navigational instruments to finish o...
In this episode, we spend time in the boatyard completing our strut repair, replacing our batteries and completing our bottom job. While waiting for parts, we do a little exploring around Grenada. We visit Mt. Carmel Falls and hike through the rainforest t...
We sail 400 miles nonstop from St. Croix to Grenada. Once we arrive in Grenada, we go through two weeks of quarantine before being able to get One Life hauled out to begin our boat projects. We rent a scooter and apartment and begin settling in for our mon...
This week we remove the remaining fittings off deck, continue restoration of the mast and install new deck mounts for our galley hatch and bow piece.
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Episode #159 : Sailing Dreams : A Stuck Mast
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We are happy to bring you the 2nd episode in the mini-series. This weeks episode has us with our friend Tim and his boat SV Decatur at Seaview West Boatyard in Seattle Washington.
We had a hel...
Imagine taking your house into a harsh environment, shaking it around and dousing it with salt water. How much stuff would break? Then move your house hundreds of miles from the nearest hardware store and we find out just what it takes to maintain an o...
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
An edited version of this video is now hosted here: https://you...
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
An edited version of this video is now hosted here: https://you...
It's time, Sv Arianrhod my liveaboard sailboat in Tunisia goes back in the water A Dylan Magaster Film
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In episode 69, we go over all of the costs we incurred during the 14 months we owned our 2002 Bayliner 4087 Aft Cabin M/Y, including survey, haulout, maintenance and other costs.
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In this video you will see the crew of Avocet combat difficult weather issues, deal with delays caused by COVID, and overcome mental challenges presented by the situations at hand. From sanding the hull to FINALLY painting the topsides, we finally saw a li...
(🇫🇷 Juste en dessous ) It's been a long time we're telling you we need do go to the boatyard... This time has come! We have a lot of work to do, and it will need few videos to cover all of it: scratching all the hull ( primer and antifouling) to go a...
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
An edited version of this video is now hosted there.
Although ...
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