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A 55 # 9 : Chargeing and mastershunts
Hello Joerg,
Thank you for your reply regarding the two shunts .
There are two and they appear to installed in parallel.
We don’t know why.
We hope to progress this directly .
Hello Joerg,
Thank you for your reply regarding the two shunts .
There are two and they appear to installed in parallel.
We don’t know why.
We hope to progress this directly .
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Stuart Hemingway
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#53290
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Re: Possible damage from transport ships stacks. Has anyone experienced?
Thank you for all the comments and suggestions. Our Ibis is prepared for the worst despite multiple attempts to allay concern. Better safe than sorry! I’ll relay our success or failures.
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Thank you for all the comments and suggestions. Our Ibis is prepared for the worst despite multiple attempts to allay concern. Better safe than sorry! I’ll relay our success or failures.
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Porter McRoberts
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#53289
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Re: SM 1990 drive unit seals
Hi John,
Thanks a lot!!
Best regards,
Helen and Kostas
Hi John,
Thanks a lot!!
Best regards,
Helen and Kostas
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By
Helen and Kostas Yuvanidi
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#53288
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Re: Vintage Maramu dinghy stowage
I have it inflated on the foredeck and it is strapped upside down. Very easy. The visibility from the helm is a little restricted, but for me the best solution so far.
Dieter
Fal-lera, Sharki
I have it inflated on the foredeck and it is strapped upside down. Very easy. The visibility from the helm is a little restricted, but for me the best solution so far.
Dieter
Fal-lera, Sharki
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INUS - BUSCH
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#53287
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Re: Possible damage from transport ships stacks. Has anyone experienced?
Porter,
We just unloaded from a transatlantic shipment, Palma to Ft Lauderdale, and left the main and mizzen in place. All other canvas removed, and no real issues besides the salt, and general dust
Porter,
We just unloaded from a transatlantic shipment, Palma to Ft Lauderdale, and left the main and mizzen in place. All other canvas removed, and no real issues besides the salt, and general dust
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Doug Smith
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#53286
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
Could a Moly bolt, drywall bolt be helpful in removing the non-threaded impellers?
We've had 2 engines. The first impeller location (volvo d3-c) was a bear to deal with. The second, a bit better
Could a Moly bolt, drywall bolt be helpful in removing the non-threaded impellers?
We've had 2 engines. The first impeller location (volvo d3-c) was a bear to deal with. The second, a bit better
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Porter McRoberts
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#53285
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
Eric, Mark, and Bill,
Thanks for all the great suggestions. I am going to take all of them and keep the boat.
Mark, I have the impeller removal tool, but the last mechanic put it in
Eric, Mark, and Bill,
Thanks for all the great suggestions. I am going to take all of them and keep the boat.
Mark, I have the impeller removal tool, but the last mechanic put it in
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By
Kent Robertson
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#53284
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
CW Bill Rouse Amel Owners Yacht School
CW Bill Rouse Amel Owners Yacht School
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CW Bill Rouse
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#53283
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Re: Chest freezer on keel cooling not keeping up so much
Billy,
Your keel cooler is definitely going to perform in warmer water - actually it will be more efficient than in cold water (see my recent post on that subject). So 27º C is fine for cooling
Billy,
Your keel cooler is definitely going to perform in warmer water - actually it will be more efficient than in cold water (see my recent post on that subject). So 27º C is fine for cooling
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By
Craig Briggs
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#53282
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Re: Ballooner price
QSails.com 1.642,00 € in red/white/blue triradial, just like the original.
Bill
QSails.com 1.642,00 € in red/white/blue triradial, just like the original.
Bill
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CW Bill Rouse
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#53281
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Re: Lubrication of the Mechanism That Drives The Main Sail Furling Unit
Hi Kent,
The "dust cover" is not a lip seal, it's a "V" dirt seal - NAK V-045 50-40-4.5.
The lip seals are: top: 58 46 7; bottom: 33 25 6
Also, I think that assembly just wants grease, not gear oil,
Hi Kent,
The "dust cover" is not a lip seal, it's a "V" dirt seal - NAK V-045 50-40-4.5.
The lip seals are: top: 58 46 7; bottom: 33 25 6
Also, I think that assembly just wants grease, not gear oil,
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By
Craig Briggs
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#53280
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Re: SM 1990 drive unit seals
My friend here in St Thomas has SM #24. He also has the aluminum drive. Didier in Martinique rebuilt his drive a couple of years ago. I will forward this to him and see if he has any
My friend here in St Thomas has SM #24. He also has the aluminum drive. Didier in Martinique rebuilt his drive a couple of years ago. I will forward this to him and see if he has any
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John Clark
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#53279
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Ballooner price
Can anyone tell me which is the usual price for a SM ballooner? (tri-radial cut and parallel cut)
Leo
SM 69
Yin Yang in Fiji (I am in Austria)
Can anyone tell me which is the usual price for a SM ballooner? (tri-radial cut and parallel cut)
Leo
SM 69
Yin Yang in Fiji (I am in Austria)
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By
Leopold Hauer
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#53278
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
Mark,
The thumbscrews are for the cover plate for the water pump.
They are a lot easier to hold and install.
Eric
Mark,
The thumbscrews are for the cover plate for the water pump.
They are a lot easier to hold and install.
Eric
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eric freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#53277
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
Very cool! Thanks!
With bestregards,
Mark
Skipper
Sailing Vessel- Cream Puff - SM2K - #275
Currentlycruising - Tahiti, French Polynesia
www.creampuff.us
Very cool! Thanks!
With bestregards,
Mark
Skipper
Sailing Vessel- Cream Puff - SM2K - #275
Currentlycruising - Tahiti, French Polynesia
www.creampuff.us
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By
Mark Erdos
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#53276
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
Try using these using these thumb screws. They are so much easier then the ones supplied with the pump.
Fair Winds,
Eric
SM
Try using these using these thumb screws. They are so much easier then the ones supplied with the pump.
Fair Winds,
Eric
SM
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eric freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#53275
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
On July 19, 2020 at 12:13 AM Mark Erdos <mcerdos@...> wrote:
Hi Kent,
I do mine by brail.
Are you using threaded impellers? These make a huge difference:
The above
On July 19, 2020 at 12:13 AM Mark Erdos <mcerdos@...> wrote:
Hi Kent,
I do mine by brail.
Are you using threaded impellers? These make a huge difference:
The above
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eric freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#53274
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
Hi Kent,
I do mine bybrail.
Are you usingthreaded impellers? These make a huge difference:
The above toolis used for installation and removal.
I have a littletool kit just for
Hi Kent,
I do mine bybrail.
Are you usingthreaded impellers? These make a huge difference:
The above toolis used for installation and removal.
I have a littletool kit just for
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By
Mark Erdos
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#53273
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Upside down intercooler by Amel
These are the best photos I have- the one with the shaft alternator is not mine.
Fair Winds,
Eric
These are the best photos I have- the one with the shaft alternator is not mine.
Fair Winds,
Eric
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eric freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#53272
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Re: 110 HP Yanmar raw water pump access
Had you seen the solution Amel came up for that problem?
they flipped over the intercooler upside down and made a bracket to hold it up aft of the engine.
I will try to send a photo.
Eric Sm 376
Had you seen the solution Amel came up for that problem?
they flipped over the intercooler upside down and made a bracket to hold it up aft of the engine.
I will try to send a photo.
Eric Sm 376
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eric freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#53271
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