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Re: Antifouling / Bottompaint
Sea jet 38 or 39?
Envoyé de mon iPhone
Sea jet 38 or 39?
Envoyé de mon iPhone
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Bruno COTTE
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#60896
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Re: Antifouling / Bottompaint
He Bernd
We do all 2 yaers with see Jet
in Greece
Berst Elja
SM Balu
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
He Bernd
We do all 2 yaers with see Jet
in Greece
Berst Elja
SM Balu
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
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Elja Röllinghoff Balu SM 222 <Bijorka@...>
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#60895
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Re: Santorin helm seat support pipe loose
mine went suddenly down a while ago. when I remember right there are 4 bolts M8 or 10 holding the seat. you should find the screws under the insulation in the engine room.
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Bernd
SN 119 / Cascais,
mine went suddenly down a while ago. when I remember right there are 4 bolts M8 or 10 holding the seat. you should find the screws under the insulation in the engine room.
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Bernd
SN 119 / Cascais,
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Bernd Spanner
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#60894
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Re: Linear drive wiring mystery
Greetings!
If you have the Raymarine ACU-400 Autopilot brain, it has an internal switch for 12 or 24V for the clutch.
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Michael & Robyn
SY RIPPLE SM2K # 417
Greetings!
If you have the Raymarine ACU-400 Autopilot brain, it has an internal switch for 12 or 24V for the clutch.
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Michael & Robyn
SY RIPPLE SM2K # 417
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Michael & Robyn
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#60893
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Re: Linear drive wiring mystery
Hi Tom,
For what it's worth, our Raymarine type 2 rotary drive runs with a 24V motor & computer and provides 24V to a 12V clutch. The clutch will eventually burn out without a step down transformer or
Hi Tom,
For what it's worth, our Raymarine type 2 rotary drive runs with a 24V motor & computer and provides 24V to a 12V clutch. The clutch will eventually burn out without a step down transformer or
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Mike Longcor (SV Trilogy)
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#60892
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Linear drive wiring mystery
On SM 422, I have a raymarine type 2 linear drive (M81134), which is a 24 volt unit with a 12 volt clutch. Yet, in inspecting my unit, I noticed the motor wires are labeled 12 volt (red and black); Im
On SM 422, I have a raymarine type 2 linear drive (M81134), which is a 24 volt unit with a 12 volt clutch. Yet, in inspecting my unit, I noticed the motor wires are labeled 12 volt (red and black); Im
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By
Thomas Kleman
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#60891
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Re: Older style C-Drive; oil type and temperature
Mike,
I have always believed that heat in the C-drive is the result of heat transfer from the main engine. The main engine's operating temperature is 80C, and after around an hour of motoring in
Mike,
I have always believed that heat in the C-drive is the result of heat transfer from the main engine. The main engine's operating temperature is 80C, and after around an hour of motoring in
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CW Bill Rouse
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#60890
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Re: Mainsail furler rebuild
Go it—Thanks
Eric
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Eric Freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#60889
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Re: Mainsail furler rebuild
Hi,
Someone posted the sizes of the lip seals and bearing numbers needed to rebuild this gearbox.
I can’t seem to locate it.
Would someone please forward the list to me.
Fair
Hi,
Someone posted the sizes of the lip seals and bearing numbers needed to rebuild this gearbox.
I can’t seem to locate it.
Would someone please forward the list to me.
Fair
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Eric Freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#60888
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Re: Older style C-Drive; oil type and temperature
Hi Mike,
We just replaced our aluminum c-drive, this summer. Maud at Amel supplied the complete new drive unit. We still have our old one and are wondering what to do with it. We had serviced the
Hi Mike,
We just replaced our aluminum c-drive, this summer. Maud at Amel supplied the complete new drive unit. We still have our old one and are wondering what to do with it. We had serviced the
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Helen and Kostas Yuvanidi
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#60887
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Replacement Grp 31 Batteries in the Bow
Hello all. I am looking to replace my 3 Grp 31 batteries in the Bow this season. They are sealed lead acid and were in the boat when I bought the vessel 4 years ago now. So they have lived a good
Hello all. I am looking to replace my 3 Grp 31 batteries in the Bow this season. They are sealed lead acid and were in the boat when I bought the vessel 4 years ago now. So they have lived a good
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By
Arlo Bess
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#60886
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Older style C-Drive; oil type and temperature
Hello everyone,
I'm curious if anyone out there still has the old aluminium C-Drive installed in their SuperMaramu?
Is the 80-90 gear oil recommended for both C-Drives (aluminium and cast iron)?
What
Hello everyone,
I'm curious if anyone out there still has the old aluminium C-Drive installed in their SuperMaramu?
Is the 80-90 gear oil recommended for both C-Drives (aluminium and cast iron)?
What
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Mike Longcor (SV Trilogy)
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#60885
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Santorin helm seat support pipe loose
The support pipe for my helm seat has become quite loose and wobbly inside the bottom floor structure hole. It rotates and moves back and forth about 2-3mm, but not up and down as it seems there may
The support pipe for my helm seat has become quite loose and wobbly inside the bottom floor structure hole. It rotates and moves back and forth about 2-3mm, but not up and down as it seems there may
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Craig Briggs
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#60884
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Antifouling / Bottompaint
#Antifouling
#Bottompaint
Hello, a few questions:
1. How often do you renew your AF/BP?
2. Which one do you use?
3. Where do you sail Cold/Med/Warmwater?
Thanks--
Bernd
SN 119 / Cascais,
#Antifouling
#Bottompaint
Hello, a few questions:
1. How often do you renew your AF/BP?
2. Which one do you use?
3. Where do you sail Cold/Med/Warmwater?
Thanks--
Bernd
SN 119 / Cascais,
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By
Bernd Spanner
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#60883
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Re: Leak at baby stay chainplate on 54
I decided to cut an inspection hatch.
See photos
Looks fine as is for now, but if the problem persists I will pull the chain plate and re-bed it properly.
Thanks to everyone for the general
I decided to cut an inspection hatch.
See photos
Looks fine as is for now, but if the problem persists I will pull the chain plate and re-bed it properly.
Thanks to everyone for the general
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Nick Newington
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#60882
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Re: Leak at baby stay chainplate on 54
I have scraped out the old sealant and recalled from the outside. You will see in the photos that there are no fasteners on the deck fitting. That there is no access from the forward head.
I have had
I have scraped out the old sealant and recalled from the outside. You will see in the photos that there are no fasteners on the deck fitting. That there is no access from the forward head.
I have had
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Nick Newington
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#60881
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Re: Leak at baby stay chainplate on 54
By the way, I forgot to mention that I do not have that second plate on the deck, nor do I have the larger plate you show on the inside. I have only the upper curved plate, which limits access.
It
By the way, I forgot to mention that I do not have that second plate on the deck, nor do I have the larger plate you show on the inside. I have only the upper curved plate, which limits access.
It
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Jamie Wendell
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#60880
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Re: Leak at baby stay chainplate on 54
Nick, I have the same problem and it has been staining the inside wall of the forward head down to the towel bar for quite some time. Outside caulking did not work for me, even though I took off the
Nick, I have the same problem and it has been staining the inside wall of the forward head down to the towel bar for quite some time. Outside caulking did not work for me, even though I took off the
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Jamie Wendell
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#60879
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Re: Hold down fittings for aft locker.
Bill,
Thanks for the Intel.
Kindest Regards,
Eric
Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376
Bill,
Thanks for the Intel.
Kindest Regards,
Eric
Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376
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Eric Freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#60878
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Re: Hold down fittings for aft locker.
Bill,
Thanks,
That is what I thought.
Fair Winds
Eric
Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376
Bill,
Thanks,
That is what I thought.
Fair Winds
Eric
Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376
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Eric Freedman <kimberlite@...>
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#60877
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