No Allen screws, just the three hex bolts (already removed) and these two flat pieces that look like they've been "peened". I don't see any thing on the inside to indicate they were rivets. Anyone

Hi Kent, I couldn't quite tell from your picture, but on mine (which looks the same but may be different) I've got two set screws (Allen screws) in the positions you circled. Perhaps you already

Bill, Thanks. I replace the accumulator tank on the heater a few years ago. I will check it again. Oddly enough , Budget Marine in the Caribbean had the exact tank in stock. Fair Winds Eric

Eric, Here: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/amelyachtowners/conversations/messages/17034 Bill BeBe 387

I have removed my genoa furler for powder coating. I'm trying to get it apart for servicing and prep for painting, but I can't get the upper hand furling part off. I've read the recent posts on this

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The Deltaville Boatyard is a class operation and has experience with Amels. Keith is the owner/manager and would like to be an Amel sanctioned repair facility, but they are unresponsive to his

Does anybody have recommendations for a facility to haul out on Chesapeake Bay? We need to haul for a bottom job and Amel drive maintenance sometime this summer. Thanks in advance. Craig

Just read my post...pretty confusing eh? I meant that you could bring the spreaders AFT a bit to straighten out the bend. Listen to Pat...not what I say, what I mean! Kent

Eric, Is there not at least one turnbuckle , where it attaches to the main mast? If not, could you afford to shift the main mast forward , bringing the mizzen with it . Does the mizzen's bend aft

Kent, I just looked at the wiring for the triatic and the antenna was for my now antique furuno weather fax. I think I will have the boat re rigged when I am back in the Caribbean with a turnbuckle

Hi Eric. Is it plumb from the spreader down? If you tighten the lower back stays and loosen the lower fore stays, that would bring the lower part of the mast forward a little and straighten it if

I believe my muffler cost $400- and is made of phosphor bronze. It has a pencil zinc in it. It was fabricated by Marine Manifolds here on long island. Phone 631 694-0714 134 Verdi St Farmingdale,

I would think so also but my triatic has insulators as it is used for an antenna. It has no turnbuckle. Any other ideas? Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite SM 376

Bill Rouse sent me a personal email (he does not have a lot of internet access currently) telling me that the Onan uses the Vetus Waterlock type LP50. However he also pointed out that the Onan has a

Eric , I would think if you tightened the triatic , it would pull the top of the mizzen forward . Pat

I have an ACR class B Nauticast AIS transponder which has started to operate erratically. Does anyone else have this transponder? I do not see it available from ACR any longer. Does anyone know

I recall there was a discussion and a post on the Amel photo site as to how to adjust the pressure switch. Would someone please send me the link. Thanks Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite SM 376 .

I just noticed that we have a small bend in the mizzen mast. It bends to the stern near the top of the mast. I checked the stern backstays and they are loose. Any ideas as to how to straighten this

I had a metal muffler made for my yanmar, the muffler for the Onan is smaller. Sorry I am not on board. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite SM 376