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Re: Standing rigging on 54

Hello Nick; We are currently going though the same process and we have just released the order to ACMO. If ordered from ACMO, you will receive the entire parts required for the upgrade. This

By Mohammad Shirloo · #46130 ·

Re: Standing rigging on 54

Nick, Not an expert but I know that via many rerigging jobs that with Imperial sized wire end fittings that a range pins sizes will be available for a given wire size. I am not sure but suspect

By James Alton · #46129 ·

Re: Standing rigging on 54

Further to my email below, ACMO just sent me an email explaining that they provide a specially made product with the same pin sizes as the old so it is a case of just swapping the stays over. Kind

By Nick Newington · #46128 ·

Standing rigging on 54

Further to the news that the Amel 54 should have 12mm aft lowers not 10mm and that the intermediates should be beefed up from 8mm to 10mm. I am now seriously working this out. On the face of it I can

By Nick Newington · #46127 ·

Re: Stuffing box drainage path

My bow thruster will not leak to an exit to the bilge. It will be stopped at the forward head where it must be dealt with manually. If you have a situation where seawater has a direct path to the

By Gary Wells · #46126 ·

Re: Watermaker

Thanks for sharing your own methods. I am going to install a valved manifold to allow me to close off different water circuits. Thinking of additional point for the flushing hose. Michael Elaine

By michael winand · #46125 ·

Re: ONAN part list

Alex, It is in theFILES section under Onan: https://amelyachtowners.groups.io/g/main/files/Onan%20Genset%20Information/Onam%20Parts%20Catalog%20for%20MDKAL%20%28Detailed%29.pdf With

By Mark Erdos · #46124 ·

ONAN part list

Hi all, I've seen a ONAN part list on this forum very recently, but for some reason can't find it with the search function. Anyone willing to share that again? Thanks a lot, Alex SY NO

By Alexander Ramseyer · #46123 ·

Re: Watermaker

Hi Davi, Thanks for asking. We don't flush engine, generator, etc after every use. When we do flush things in fresh water depends. For example today we are at Renaissance Marine (very nice, BTW) in

By rossirossix4 · #46122 ·

Re: Salon Light Fixtures

Hey Paul, if you do manage to order some small quantity I wouldn't mind an order of 4 as I have 2 lights that are out. The rockers are broken so I'd like 4 of the rockers and 4 switches just in

By Alan Grayson · #46121 ·

Re: Salon Light Fixtures

Bill and Mark. Thanks very much for the information and taking the time. All the Best, Paul Stascavage S/V Rita Kathryn SM #466 RitaKathryn.com Currently Cruising Bahamas

By Paul Stascavage · #46120 ·

Re: electrical motor overhaul - Dessalator

You should be fine if it is either the 24VDC or the 230VAC motor. Bearings are metric worldwide. Best, CW Bill Rouse Yacht School - Supporting Amel Owners www.YachtSchool.us 720 Winnie St Galveston

By CW Bill Rouse · #46119 ·

Re: Watermaker

Once the watermarked is running in the green zone and producing water, if you back the pressure off, open the tap and then increase the pressure, water will come out of the tap. Turn the tap off and

By Alan Leslie · #46118 ·

Re: Microwave - general comments

Just as a semi-random aside, when the microwave that came with Wake finally gave up the ghost, we replaced it with several nice deep baskets for various veggies and sauces. We realized we always

By Davi Rozgonyi · #46117 ·

Re: Microwave - general comments

Thanks David, I’ll ck in internet what’s available. I hope to find same size for the attachment Stefano N’EVEREST Super Maramu 185 Olbia Sardinia Italy

By Stefano Biffi · #46116 ·

electrical motor overhaul - Dessalator

My 24V Duo D100 watermaker motor needs an overhaul. I'm currently in the U.S. and my question is, do I have to expect difficulties if it needs parts, given this is a European product? Can I go to

By Alexander Ramseyer · #46115 ·

Re: Stuffing box drainage path

We installed a water sensor alarm in this area. With bestregards, Mark Skipper Sailing Vessel- Cream Puff - SM2K - #275 Currentlycruising - Vista Mar, Panama www.creampuff.us

By Mark Erdos · #46114 ·

Stuffing box drainage path

As I write this, I want to be clear that a) my stuffing box is dry thanks to copying Eric Freedman's stuffing box extension idea and b) I'm not contemplating changing anything on my boat (SM2K 422).

By Thomas Kleman · #46113 ·

Re: Salon Light Fixtures

Hi Paul, I bought some from here https://www.bjb.com/en/Products/Lighting-Components/More-Components/Switches/Rocker-switches/Single-Pole-Snap-in-mounting/5273/43.409.U314 This site is in Germany.

By Mark Pitt · #46112 ·

Re: Salon Light Fixtures

Paul, The switch is made by: www.bjb.com There are two pieces to the switch The switch part number is: 43.409.U614

By CW Bill Rouse · #46111 ·

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