Pat, I wrote an e-mail to your privat account sailw32@..., is it the right address, did you get it? Oliver SV JoEmi SM 2000 No. 397 Am 09.11.2017 um 22:56 schrieb Patrick Mcaneny sailw32@...

What is the consensus of others, then, regarding using gear oil versus grease for the furlor and outhaul gearboxes? Indeed, it would seem that gear oil would be the appropriate lubrication, but I look

If you are going to disassemble the gearbox, why not just fill it with SAE90 oil? That will do a much better job of keeping the gears lubricated than grease. Grease tends to get thrown off gears as

When drilling and tapping grease fitting holes on the gearboxes, are people doing so with the gearbox disassembled, or are you doing it blindly. If doing it blindly, how thick is the housing, and

Steve - I’d like to ask you about your planning for Panama. Perhaps you would be willing to pass along your personal contact. I am at jamescromie “at" yahoo “dot” com. James

Hey Pat, I was hoping you guys were going to make it South this season. At least the eastern Caribbean should be put back together by next year. We just got to Panama, and will spend the next couple

Hello Bill, Thank you for all these information and the schematic. I see you have a computer AC42 at the navigation table. What are you using it for? Are you plotting your route on it or on the

Porter, I am sorry for the delay in responding. I did replace my Boxtron controllers with the new E14, and I had to figure it out myself. I still have the older belt drive furlers that are working

Once again, I made the mistake of assuming all SMs are the same, even though I know better! The Furuo 1831 that we had could not send radar data out... Newer Furuno radars of course can talk to chart

Steve, I had interphase and found it erratic . The B&G forward scan is much better and would definitely have shown a large rock or ledge. Another nice feature, even when not in the scan mode and

Oliver, I live on the Sassafras River at the north end of the Bay. I just hauled my boat a few hours ago and will winterize it in the next few days. Is your water maker pickled ? Where is your boat

Jeff, Wolfgang gave you the number. I mistakenly said leech when I should have said luff. Wolfgang has the luff at 11,65m. 12.0 meter is perfect for your sock. Best, CW Bill Rouse Admiral, Texas

Hi Heinz, speed of reply relates to time zones. You got me at my computer. When I see my tech I will ask him about that connecting equipment. Regards Danny SM 299 Ocean Pearl

Hallo Danny Thanks for the quick answer. I know a good eclectic on Martinique. If I still need help, I will gladly contact you again. Heinz Von: amelyachtowners@...

Hi Heinz, Sorry, wiser heads than mine set it up. When we bought the boat they were supposed to be linked, and were but not functioning. The broker seemed aware of this and had an experienced captain

Hello, and thank you for the answers to find a high quality rope for our boat. We are looking for a very experienced AMEL SM 2000 owner or previous AMEL SM 2000 owner, who can help us to

Jeff the Mizzen ballooner is 12,6 meter x 11,65 meter x 6,0 meter. I have a " Black Box Bergeschlauch" from Quatumsails - length 11,8 m , paid 385 ,-€ . The system works fine Good sailing to

Hi Dany It's nice to hear from someone who can connect the old Furono radar to a plotter. Do you have sketches or photos of how you connected it? Thank you Heinz Von: amelyachtowners@...

Hi, We have a Furuno radar at the nav station. It is linked to the Furuno plotter at the helm and can display in various modes there. Full screen, split screen and over lay. Works well. When doing