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I have been practicing knots and learning two new ones. The Flying Bowline is fun and can be used when need to create a loop very quickly for docking or throwing to someone overboard, and the Prusik enables me as a solo sailor to climb the mast with a saf...
I have noticed that Wahine has been a tad slower of late and when motoring I am getting a slight shudder between 2500 - 3000 rpm. It's been a year since I painted her bottom so I am `hauling her out for a day to inspect, clean, and paint.
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The sailboat refit has officially begun and that means that we have to take a lot of things apart before we can start putting it all back together again. We pump contaminated diesel fuel out of the boat, take off the Max Prop, disassemble the shaft coupler...
It's been another difficult week here. Temperatures went very near to freezing..... plus it's been raining!
Paint doesn't dry so well when it's cold and rainy! lol That pretty much sums up how this past week has been. I've been able to get several project...
Hello and welcome back to "Beautiful Scenic Riverside Boatyard".
This week I've started and finished several projects!
All new septic lines.
Anchor locker door redone and stronger than ever.
Paying my first bill at the boatyard and how much every cost.
A...
Hello and welcome back to the boatyard.
This week I've started in on several new projects. Will it be good to get a break from sanding? Or bad to not finish what I started?
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It's been a grueling past month of work on my boat. I've been here nearly every single day. Sanding, adding some compound or another. Then sanding and doing it all over again. just to get the right layers of material on the hull of my sailboat. It means sl...
Good morning from the boatyard!
This past week has been difficult and demoralizing. A big reason why I've not yet gotten to answering many comments and messages on my social media channels. What seems like endless sanding has finally been completed though...
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Today I thought I'd put together this little video to show you the boatyard I'm repairing & refitting my sailboat at. Riverside Marina, now renamed Heritage Boat Yard on the Eastern central coast of Florida.
This marina has go...
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 an...
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...
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.
This Part 3 covers removal of vang and goose-neck mast fittings; servicing winches; dismantling the...
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...
SEASON 6 / The Haul Out : Episode #122 : Getting the shaft.... out
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On this weeks episode we hire the Ventura Harbor Boat Yard to help us pull out our prop shaft so we can change the cutlass bearing and remove my archnemesis THE PACKING N...
Need to drill a big hole?... BORING! That's right, we are final to the point of boring out the stern post for our prop shaft. We were very much looking forward to this set up and seeing how this works.
We put together a setup that included a long boring ...
Our online research suggested a hacksaw and force. . . but a fellow boater had a MUCH MORE graceful approach !!
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Our old cutlass bearing looks to be corroded in place. Can we leave it there, take out the old rubber, and ins...
What do you do when you find a cobra in your workshop? Our rigger isn't phased about it... watch till the end! Subscribe for more sailing videos: https://ftbyoutube.page.link/subscribe
We filmed most of this week's episode when Liz was away in the UK, so ...
As the haul-out travel lift came lumbering towards us, it was a lesson in hope, guts and teamwork. Subscribe for more sailing videos: https://ftbyoutube.page.link/subscribe
The rain and wind howled round the yard, swinging our shiny dodger from the haul-o...
The painters work their magic on the topsides where they repainted the damaged bow. It's all good, and you can't see the join!
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