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Rebuilding the In-Mast Furling System on an Amel Super Maramu PART 3
Last week we rebuilt the Furler, and this week we’ll rebuild the gearbox, and re-install all the parts of the Furling system back into the mast. At the end of the video I’ll give some tips that will make the your system last just a little bit longer and possibly look better for longer.. If you any...
Rebuilding the In-Mast Furling System on an Amel Super Maramu PART 2
In this Tips on Tuesday we remove the Motor, gearbox, and Furler from the mast on an Amel Super Maramu. We complete the rebuild of the furler. Thanks so much for watching 🙏 Stay tuned as next Friday 12PM EST we release a new video 🎥 We do our best to keep you entertained and informed and if you f...
Sailing Boat Electrics (The Nightmare)
*** NEW WEBSITE - NOW LIVE *** (August 2020) If you'd like to know more about us, our plans, our boat and this adventure, then be sure to check out our new website here: Welcome to Dominics' personal hell, trying to wrap his head around anything electrical!! Owning a boat has thrown so...![98. DIY Sailboat Companionway Stairs [Part 2] Learning the Lines](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/X4j1O1HMssI/mqdefault.webp)
98. DIY Sailboat Companionway Stairs [Part 2] Learning the Lines
We're back to working on Freebie, but we've got to be a little creative and choose our projects wisely because until the construction of the home she's docked behind is finished, we have limited access. We chose to work on the new companionway stairs because most of the work can be do...![96. This Sailboat Was STRUCK BY LIGHTNING…TWICE [Full Tour] Learning the Lines](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/-d32eKMaWiw/mqdefault.webp)
96. This Sailboat Was STRUCK BY LIGHTNING…TWICE [Full Tour] Learning the Lines
The Ericson 38-200 offers a lot of nice comfortable features in a racer-cruiser built in the 80's. We're familiar with this particular boat because it's currently owned and being sold by our friends Drew and Avery. This boat was struck by lightning twice, the electronics were replac...![92. FINALLY SOME DIY [Companionway Stairs Project Pt. 1] Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/EtjRfvwNpcY/mqdefault.webp)
92. FINALLY SOME DIY [Companionway Stairs Project Pt. 1] Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Thanks to Skillshare for sponsoring this video! Receive a 2 month free trial by clicking this link: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We're back to working on Freebie, but we've...
Electric nightmares – boat wiring – Ep. 84
Our last big job before we could go sailing again, was to tackle some of the wiring on the lass. We only tackled from the back of the boat to the control panel, but we added an auto helm, a new chart plotter and removed a whole load of wiring from projects, have started and never completed. ----- Fo...![What Should We Do with This Wind Generator? | Learning the Lines [Casual Friday]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/oqpdktk3wEM/mqdefault.webp)
What Should We Do with This Wind Generator? | Learning the Lines [Casual Friday]
For today's Casual Friday video we're asking YOU for some advice. Where would you put the wind generator on our boat? On a separate mast between the solar arch and the boom, on the backstay, on the main mast in a removable install, or do you have another suggest that we didn't think a...
71. Off the Grid Life at Anchor | Learning the Lines – Alternative Living
In this vlog we take you on a typical day for us at anchor. Pretty much every day we get some projects done, film, do some editing, and run errands. Our boat is 100% powered by the sun so we're not dependent on going to shore for anything but food and drinking water at this point. In the works ...
70. Economical DIY “Marine” Flooring | Learning the Lines
Ever look at marine cabin flooring and be turned off because of the price? We have too. What's so great about it that demands such a premium? We've spoken to real cruisers who have used other products and get a similar result for MUCH less. We decided to go with a very economical solutio...
67. Our FREE BOAT is Back in the Water! | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Where have we been??? Well, the simple explanation is we had to fire up the afterburners on our necessary boat projects to be able to get in the water before the 15th, meaning no time for editing and minimal filming. Why before the 15th? The yard we were at decided to more than double the liveaboa...
66. DIY Boat Countertop (Phase 2) | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
This is the second phase of our solid surface countertop install. We're doing this project slowly phase by phase because we've got so many other projects going on as well. It's finally to the point where it's functional so that we can go in the water, liveaboard, and use our gall...
65. DIY Vinyl Cabin Headliner | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
In this vlog we finally get the new headliner in the salon area of our sailboat. We used a tongue and groove style vinyl beadboard found at Home Depot. It's completely waterproof and should never rot. The trim is also vinyl. We also added 1/2" XPS foam insulation, (also found at Home Depot...
64. Fiberglassing Upside-Down Over Plywood | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
"I'd rather not do that again." Laying up fiberglass upside-down is definitely a tricky, messy process. The stringers we laid up in this episode will serve as a mounting point for the new headliner. We're super excited to cover up all this bare fiberglass with vinyl beadboard! I...
Meeting a Master Boatbuilder / 1905 Pilot Cutter – Rebuilding Tally Ho EP33
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Meeting a Master Boatbuilder / 1905 Pilot Cutter. Support; Become a Patron; ----- EPISODE 33. This episode I visit Chris Rees, a very experienced boatbuilder who was behind various impressive projects including the enormous 3-masted lugger Greyhound and th...
56. Installing TWELVE LITHIUM Batteries – Electric Sailboat | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
We install our new Battleborn LifePo4 batteries for our electric sailboat build in this vlog. We also make progress on the battery box and galley refit. Our end goal for this boat is to be completely off the grid. Sure, going completely electric will be better for the environment, and that's ...
54. We Have Multiple PROJECT Disorder – Reality of Living Aboard and Refitting | Learning the Lines
Join us for out livestream Saturday, Sept 1st, at 7:00 pm EST! The reality of living aboard a sailboat and refitting it at the same time is that you develop a condition known as Multiple Project Disorder. Symptoms include, but are not limited to: -Messy boat -Hot flashes -Frantic list making -Losi...
53. ELECTRIC SAILBOAT Conversion Progress – Removing the Diesel Tank and Painting – DIY Sailing
We've been making a lot of progress on our electric sailboat conversion. We cut out and removed the diesel tank which was fiberglassed in place by the factory. We also made some modifications buy cutting and grinding away some non-structural partitions on the quarter berth. With the diesel tank...
52. We’re Going ELECTRIC – Removing Our Filthy Diesel | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
We removed our 2004 Westerbeke diesel in preparation to install an electric motor powered by marine-grade lithium batteries. Removing the diesel was a filthy job. We pretty much got covered in oil and diesel during the process. We're super excited for it to be OUT of the boat so we can get to ...![Post Hurricane — Sailing Uma [Step 55]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/02jZgsPzmNg/mqdefault.webp)
Post Hurricane — Sailing Uma [Step 55]
After Matthew had passed through, it was time to put everything back together and sail back to Grand Goave and see how things looked on land. If you enjoyed this episode, please give this video a thumbs up :) WANT MORE? Visit and become a patron to get access to the vault, where we keep our most...![Sailing Solo Towards a Hurricane — Sailing Uma [Step 53]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/qPsOXAmohsg/mqdefault.webp)
Sailing Solo Towards a Hurricane — Sailing Uma [Step 53]
With Kika in New York City taking care of her Mom, it was up to me to prep the boat and moving to a safer anchorage preceding the arrival of Hurricane Matthew. It was a challenge for sure. This Step highlights the event leading up to the storm. Hope you like it! If you enjoyed this episode, please ...![The side of Haiti you’ve never seen (Part 4) — Sailing Uma [Step 52]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/7ylWAbImX4M/mqdefault.webp)
The side of Haiti you’ve never seen (Part 4) — Sailing Uma [Step 52]
Here it is, the final leg of this little loop. We made it all the way from the mountains to the ocean and it was time to go back home. We learned so much in those past few days and this journey motivated us even more to share our experience for every single country we visit, showing you a different ...![The Side of Haiti You’ve Never Seen (Part 3) — Sailing Uma [Step 51]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/tD68RYMf-3w/mqdefault.webp)
The Side of Haiti You’ve Never Seen (Part 3) — Sailing Uma [Step 51]
We love being spontaneous, and so after a chat with a friend, making the decision to take a different route back to Port-Au-Prince was easy. In this step we take another long hike and challenged ourselves to experience a journey we've never done before. If you enjoyed this episode, please giv...![The side of Haiti you’ve never seen (Part 2) — Sailing Uma [Step 50]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/zK2ZH1OZ03g/mqdefault.webp)