Gerhard, thanks for that. There was a lot more information I sent him off-group. Eric, Thank you very much for the diode reminder...I sent him your detailed posting along with your photos that you

You beat me to it, Eric. That was the first thing that came to mind, too, unless the engine is new to him and he doesn’t know to push the stop button before turning off the key as Gerhart

Hi all, I'm rebuilding my mainsail manual furling gearbox and found Pat's info from SM123 very helpful. All the bearings and seals were listed except for the lip seal for the winch handle socket. The

There are two diodes in the circuit before the solenoid with the black rubber top. They are connected to one of the small wires on the solenoid. These diodes prevent the engine from starting and

I went by the office as I heard there was a 50 in the harbor across from my boat. The 50 was returned to the main office and is now back in Huntington. I am going to take a look at it Saturday. If

Thank you Bill for your statement ! It's all right and if Amel hits 30%, it's more than fair. For this you always get the right part sometimes in Europe in 24 hours, you don't have to search and

Bill Perhaps you misunderstand. He is already stopping the engine by hand with the level at the injection pump. But he wants to stop the engine with the stop button at the engine panel using the stop

JLM, Sure it is possible for a person to correctly duplicate anything, but many fail. Look how Chinese parts appear to be exactly the same, but....you know the answer. Sometimes the variance in

Look at this photo I just uploaded: https://amelyachtowners.groups.io/g/main/photo/83780/0?p=Created,,,20,2,0,0 Best, CW Bill Rouse Yacht School (formerly Amel School) - Supporting Amel Owners 720

Jose, This soundsvery typical of carbon buildup in the engine/exhaust. The carbon build up is aresult of the generator not having enough load for long periods. Using thegenerator to just charge

Mark and Mike This happens in the first 15-30 minutes running, after this is almost imperceptible. The model is an Onan 11 Kw with 1200 hours serviced at 1000 hours at s amel 55#003 But the

Orion, I have 10 years of total expenses posted on our circumnavigation blog at www.svbebe.com. Click on the COSTS tab. -- Best, Bill Rouse Yacht School 720 Winnie St Galveston Island, TX

Hi John are you staying at Brunswick landing Marina l miss the free beer! Cheers Courtney Trippin 54 #101 Grenada

I would check the mixing elbow for carbon build up. Take it off and chip out the build up. Then check the whole exhaust system. Pretty sure that low load running ie battery charging will cause this

I concur.

Hello Orion, Welcome to the group. To go straight to your question; no, Amels are not more expensive than other yachts in a similar class. (I can speak authoritatively for Super Maramus and

Elja I have printed out and given him the wire diagrams of his Yanmar engine. I guess he has switched off the starter switch and so the stop switch has no current anymore. At last that shows the

Hello, I am an owner of an Amel 55 2013 for the last 16 months and previously for the last 16 years owned 4 other larger boats. All boats can be expensive to maintain and have a basic maintenance

Hello Jose. We had similar carbon discharge from the Onan during spring start up, powder as well as chunks of carbon. Ultimately the Onan would not start. Opening up the exhaust mixing elbow revealed

My old outhaul gearbox came with greasing points and it looked like it was that way from the manufacturer. Unfortunately, the bulbous cover that encapsulates the outhaul gearbox and motor is riveted