Mark, From the local Onan dealer we were quoted $1600, still pretty crazy. The internal geometry of the part is complex, with a partial water jacket, and they are typically investment cast. There is

Orion, The exhaust elbow is a relatively complex geometry that also fits into a fairly tight space. While I am sure replicating it from measurements and sketches alone could be done, the chances of

Ian and Judy, beewax seems to fit good for natural wood, thanks for that. All the best. Dieter Fal-lera Sharki #135 Von meinem iPhone gesendet

Hi Karen, Is it possible to temporarily remove it and measure for dimensions?

Thank you Mark Paul

Karen, I just looked up the price for a replacement for this part. US$2,269 is absolutely insane! I could make them out of 316 Stainless Steel for way less than that. I have to remove mine this

Paul, The track is Lewmar Size 1. It would appear that Bill used: 1 x Size 1 End Stop With Single CL Sheave (Lewmar Part # 29471031BK): https://www.lewmar.com/node/13230?v=26088 1 x Size 1 End Stop

I have looked at the set up Harmonie did, and might make similar, but I can,t see what make the track is for ordering control block. Currently I use a preventer to control the shape and position of

talked with incidnce sail again, and no problem they will do the foam luff. On my current sail I had no foam luff, but had a rope sewed in and that improved the shape a lot on the genoa when furled.

We installed a Webasto 10,000 BTU unit. Note that most other manufacturers do not outwardly state their units are dual cycle (so they don't have to replace parts under warranty). Webasto does. They

I have found that one can control the mizzen boom by centring it on the track and using a bang/preventer tackle to the chain plate either side of the coach roof. So upon tacking or gybing one simply

Hi Bob, Sorry it is 8k BTU. It works too well. Dometic model DTU 6k 230 vac 60 hz 410 IT WORKS ON 50 AND 60 hz. SXM digital display and cxp control cable. total cost a few years ago was about

Joel suggested that years ago, Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376 ‘

Thanks Kent, The seals and some other stuff should be here tomorrow. I will install them in the heat of the Caribbean. Thank you so much ! Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

Hi Eric, Thanks for the lead on an almost “plug and play” idea with Dometic 10. Can you share some model details? model number, power, supplier, etc. Much appreciated Bob Nomad Amel Super Maramu

Hi Soraya, I did this as well. Make sure you remove the stainless guard tube in front before removal. Next use books or whatever to put under the stove to take the weight off the hinges. The

Nicely done Bill. I wander if anyone has upgraded the traveler car. It seems to me that it is not possible to remove the old car and ad the new one without separating the track from the deck or

Courtney, Good idea. Best, CW Bill Rouse Amel Yacht Owners School - www.AmelYachtOwnersSchool.com 720 Winnie St Galveston Island, TX 77550 +1(832) 380-4970

Paul, Bill Kinney did a blog post about how he did it on SM Harmonie: https://fetchinketch.net/boat-projects/mizzen-traveler/ -- Mark McGovern SM #440 Cara Deale, MD USA

Just a thought as I have no experience in removing the dodger but if you could thread braided fishing line between the dodger and the deck then you could tie 'Handles' to both ends and 'saw' through