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Many people confuse the island of 'Carriacou' with the island of Curaçao. We're not confused any more as we've now spent a lot of time in this small Grenadian island and are ready to move on.
In this short episode, we reveal the results of our time in the boatyard and launch Sw...
This week we hauled our Lagoon 42, Sabado, out of the water! Join us while we prepare to leave our boat on the hard for a few months while we go visit friends and family. We’ll head back to the boatyard once the weather cools down to finish our upgrades/projects, before setting sail again after hurr...
We continue our work in the yard and make a start of fixing a few deck leaks and well as finishing off the through-hulls
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On this episode, we sail from Hobart to Sydney on an incredible 50ft X-Yacht, 'Son Of Sam'. Tucana gets a new anti-foul, stanchions and backing plates.
A sailboat belongs in the water and that's where Schihallion ends up in this episode. All the sweat, dust and hard work pays off and she is looking pretty good again and ready for a couple of years of new adventures. At the end of the video we also tell you about our plans for the next few mont...
Replacing the Rudder bearing, Cutlass bearing and shaft seal on our Beneteau Oceanis 46 at the boatyard in Tunisia.
We also give Sunday a good wash and polish by the boatyard. Join us for a few laughs while we struggle with these dreaded jobs needed on any sailboat!
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Venture BC’s first YouTube video. We launch Venture and travel down the Fraser river in a serious current! Out into the Strait of Georgia and on to Howe Sound. We stay overnight off the west coast of Bowen and then head on to our ho...
We haul out SV Kiana to do some regular maintenance and install a transducer below the water line and quickly find out that we were up for a couple bigger projects then we had planned.
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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 the p-bracket...
01:09 SERVICING THE FLEXIBLE...
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
02:55 Meeting the office staff - Siti an...
Today, we splash.
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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 patches of osmosis
08:40 How to have ...
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: the boatyard dogs (and puppies!).
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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 Raiatea Carenage Boat Yard. We are incr...
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 Thanks for the very special gift from one o...
Are we making a mistake? We are trying to buy a boat in the Caribbean but things haven’t been going to plan. We moved onboard, sailed to another island, delivered two boats across a border and then finally got our survey and sea trial. Now we’re hauled out in the boatyard and it’s time to negotiate ...
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 we must dismantle the prop
07:26 How to check...
We get a survey and sea trial on this Leopard 47 sailing catamaran to help us decide if we should buy it. The final step is to haul out the boat so we can check it on the hard and make our final decision. But, as always, we like to make things a bit more complicated as we haul a second boat as well!...
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 used foam board as the mould. We also serviced ...
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 before you start work, ensure that the boat is s...
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 prepare for haul out?
02:42 Anti-foul
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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 Long dinghy ride back to SY Esper
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