Thanks, Kent. I agree, there's big value in having someone familiar with a boat spending time a new owner. I'll search the topics as you suggested. Mike

Hi John. Thank you for that detailed reply. I am taking note of all of that. Mike

Thanks Bill We don't appear to have that installed on our boat Andrew On 4 Apr 2015, at 12:13, 'Bill & Judy Rouse' yahoogroups@... [amelyachtowners] <amelyachtowners@...> wrote:

Andrew, I missed it for years. If you have the automatic engine room fire extinguisher you have a tiny "starter" bottle in the ceiling of the engine room with a large CO2 bottle connected to

Bill I don't think I have seen a tank in our port lazarette , we have a large tank on the starboard side of the cabin steps /ladder for the engine room. Maybe I missed this, whereabouts in the locker

Duane, I have had them serviced in St. Thomas, Singapore, and Turkey. I have never heard "can't do it." I wonder what all the vessels do in the port of Miami? BTW, I had a hard time finding the

Mike and Rebecca, Here are a few things to be aware of... Firstly, whilst I would be more cautious of buying another brand of that vintage, with Amel you have a few crucial differences. One is that

I would agree. Get new. Be sure to compare the weights. Many cheap ones are "light" 2 3/4#. Home depot vs West marine have better prices and better selection. Bali Hai sn24 Annapolis Ric

Happy hunting Mike and Rebecca! Try searching the Conversations for topics about buying an Amel...there have been several threads on this over the last few years. I own a SuperMaramu, so I can't be

You might consider changing them to CO2 fire extinguishers. The dry powder ones make one hell of a mess if you use them. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

We'd love to get together. How about the evening of 4/25 or 4/26? Duane

Joel Potter knows EVERYTHING (Amel and Ft Lauderdale)! I'd ask him. Congratulations, and welcome to the family! Kent SM243 Kristy "Still" on the hard in Fernandina Beach, FL and heading North whenever

Good afternoon Duane, Congratulations on your imminent closing !!! I don't know, but I am currently Dania Beach (just south of Fort Lauderdale airport). I am leaving at the end fo the month for Grand

It seems like we're going to close on a 2005 Amel SM next week (#477). We're making a list from the survey and one thing we need to do is have the fire extinguishers serviced. It looks like they are

Hello everyone, New member here. My wife and I are actively shopping for a Maramu 46. In addition to browsing the various threads here, I thought that we'd poll the membership for any issues that we

I also have a 92' SM. #88. It definitely lists a bit to port. There is almost no machinery on the STBD side. The generator, sewage holding tank, toilets, fridge/freezer and respective compressors,

This is a bit funny, we have exactly this issue with our Mango #67. We never seem to be 100% horizontal... Is this an Amel thing?

When I had my bimini top made in St Maarten they had the same material. I also had them add zippers to the underside of the Bimini. When it is removed or installed I just have to unzip the support

Kent, I can send you a plan view photograph showing the top of the C drive and the flange that connects to it, if that is of use send me an address please. Best regards, Trevor Seafever Still