Hi Matti, We live in Seattle, and sail year round. Having the full enclosure is a huge improvement. I had the U shaped contraption connected to the deck mentioned and I removed it. I instead took

Hi Jérémy, welcome in this great owner group. And welcome in the world of Amel. Some owner of us have bought an older ship, that need first a refit. But it's a thankfully job and on the end (...is

Hi Matti, Your Nacho clearly is not familiar with Amels - by all means, fasten the bimini frame to the shrouds and do not clutter it with vertical members going to the deck. Look at the connection of

Hi Ian, That's super! Captain Tolley's (Amazing) Creeping Crack Cure, if you choose to use it, will be like "belts and suspenders" then. Certainly can't hurt. -- Craig - SN68 Sangaris, Tropic Isle

Hi all, I am the excited new owner the Amel Super Maramu #121. Olivier surveyed my boat in La Rochelle earlier this month. I'm the "young man" he refers to at the end of the Zoom meeting last week

We have a bar between the mizzen shrouds worked great for us, gives better headroom as well. Attache some photos, you also find photos on our enclosure if searching in the photo section on Kerpa Paul

Hi Craig, The cracks we have are tiny and really only visible in sunlight, with no creaking noise when you step around them, so I think we would be unlucky if there had been any penetration down to

Hi Alan, Amel Super Maramu 2000 owners manual on page 16 have this: 12 V circuit: One only battery feeds the starters of both main engine and power generator engine. It is situated towards the front

Others will comment I'm sure. If he has not worked on an Amel he would not know that the powers don't move. I'm sure Olivier would have commented had the stage not been as rock solid as they should

Dear Amelians, I have just acquired Borador, my first real sailing vessel.(I have had a Beneteau for 20 years but the feeling is quite, quite different) Following this very informative group I asked

Since all the gray water on Aquarius is piped into the bilge, and then pumped out. For the washing machine, I would say that it's a good thing. Good flow of soapy water to clean out the bilge water

I'll second Jean-Pierre's endorsement of "Captain Tolley's (Amazing) Creeping Crack Cure" ! 15 years or so on our hairline leaks of windows and still bone dry! That being said, I recall discussion

hi Ian, There is a liquid that we have here called captain tollyes creeping crack repair. https://www.amazon.com/Captain-Tolleys-Creeping-Crack-Bottle/dp/B00JQ6XHWC

Hello Judy and Ian, Eleuthera is SM007. Being a few years older than your vessel, it had exactly the same problems. However upon purchasing the boat some six years ago, we used a product called

Nothing to add on the drain arrangements, the normal bilge is where it should be going. On the question about the water pressure, it is useful to remember that all of these machines are designed for,

Right the gray water bilge in the engine room, not under the floor in the galley. ;) John Clark SM 37 Annie St Thomas USVI

Happy to contribute in any way I can. This group has helped me a lot as I make significant upgrades. Let me know if there is any additional information I can provide. My project starting Saturday

Thanks Dan, That is really helpful. I owe you one. Kind regards Mark -- Mark & Nicky Barter S/V Nunky SM 110

Hi Folks, Pen Azen is 20 years old and has about 65,000 miles under her keel. On the faux teak deck she has a number of hairline cracks, hard to see unless in sunlight and about 1-2 cm long. They

Hi Folks, Pen Azen is 20 years old and has about 65,000 miles under her keel. On the faux teak deck she has a number of hairline cracks, hard to see unless in sunlight and about 1-2 cm long. They