Hello, Looking at the Yanmar "Operation Manual", there is no mention of maintenance of the fuel pump, nor of any maintenance adjustment. In the "Periodic Checking List" page of the Yanmar "Service

so is your antenna installed outside? if so where?

Same as most the others on this thread. The clothes washer is excellent, quiet and we hang the washing to dry. It is such a pleasure to have that really good Thompson washing machine on board. We love

thanks Porter!

Re the antenna. I have exactly your setup. Installed, older iridium phone, and New iridium go with adaptor. My findings: Iridium Go at the Nav station with native antenna: 3/10 in connectivity

That’s very useful Thomas. Very Appreciated. Porter Ibis-54-152

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the amelyachtowners group. File : /Running Rigging/Amel 54 Running

Transmission Oil Cooler - Bowman DC60-XCC/#3367 end caps I paid 185 euro complete. Best, CW Bill Rouse Admiral, Texas Navy Commander Emeritus Amel School http://www.amelschool.com 720 Winnie

Derick, When my two kids owned a computer repair shop, they would sometimes code a repair ticket with "PEBCAK." They did this so that the receptionist (their mom) would know how to handle the

Thanks Bob, Do you have the BOWMAN part number for the heat exchanger? If they're only $160, I should maybe replace the whole thing just to be sure? Or at least to have a spare. Cheers Alan Elyse

Gary, For the last couple of weeks I have had the same issue with trying to access the photos section. Despite re-logging in to my Yahoo account (which is necessary to access file or photos sections,

Exactly, when you clamp the new rubber reducers on, it is important to be careful not to tighten them too much. I'm sure you know this but I thought I would get it in the posting for anyone

sorry Christian - i have (only) just discovered the groups photos and files section! so i can see the images of the rudder much clearer now :) Thanks again Miles

Hi Christian those pics look very useful indeed. many thanks for posting them unfortunately only the 1st id clear - the remaining 1-7 are hard to read It sounds like there might be an alternate

Thanks Bob, It's actually the rubber end caps on mine which are cracking and splitting. I want to change them before disaster strikes. The heat exchanger is made by BOWMAN and I found a local dealer

One last question for the Forum from Gibraltar for the day. Are there any drawings or schematics of the Sharki fuel tank, 1984 vintage. We are going to have to empty the tank and see what it is

Could the Forum please help with the set up for a genoa car on a Sharki. The boat had some painting done and the yard removed some parts, as my son had only limited experience of the boat before