Thanks, Bill. I'm going to use the ones with two female threads and make my own studs. Kent From: "'Bill & Judy Rouse' yahoogroups@... [amelyachtowners]" To: "amelyachtowners@..."

Eric, On BeBe the key is on the inner clutch cone, not on the gypsy. And, yes this key takes a beating if you do not keep the clutch cone greased. I grease the cone each year. Bill BeBe

How often do you change the change the oil in the windlass? Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite SM 376

I see the 3/8 gypsy at budget marine for 230 less boat owners discount if you have one. Do check the key on the gypsy, mine was quite bent last time I had it off. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite SM 376

The cost in the EU is 300 euros Bill BeBe

I'm told that would cost $300-400. Would rather avoid that extra cost. Kent

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Bill, thank you so much for posting this treatise on anchor chains. I now know what my old chain is! I know what to ask for! I get it! I don't know where you found this info, Bill, but it mustn't

Hey Kent HT is generally what's been used by Amel for years I think you'll find that's more than adequate and you get the stronger chain to go along with that Regards Capt Richard Piller

I uploaded a PDF of that link I gave Kent for anchor chain to the files section. It is titled Anchor Chain, Galvanized dimensions and calibration.pdf Kent, if the gypsy is not marked, it is possible

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Kent, Look at this page: http://coxengineering.sharepoint.com/Pages/Chaindefinitions.aspx Bill BeBe 387

Steve, You have moved from Freshman to Sophomore...congratulations! Good luck on finding that exact tank...I gave up and ordered one from Amel...however, I am sure that I gave up too early. Bill BeBe

Kent, I had Riza at Emek (Amel rep in Turkey) rebuild my anchor wash pump. I had the kit and he provided the shop and the labor. I had previously rebuilt this pump and had the same results as Gary

Why don’t you just order a new gypsy from Imtra that will fit whatever chain you want. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite SM 376

Hi Bill, I did not actually take the water pump apart, as it seemed to be working fine. I did take the entire manifold apart, and replaced the one way valve. The only thing I did not take off the

Kent, Go to Imtra website and check out differences between 3/8 HT (G4) 5400 lbs breaking load and BBB (2750 lbs load). Weights are similar. My choice 3/8” HT. I worry less. Be sure the anchor

Curious...My gypsy isn't marked. My old chain isn't marked. I got samples: 3/8"BBB which are 27mm inside length...it's too short to work on the gypsy I have. 3/8" G4 HT which are 31mm inside

Awesome. Simple and cheap fix is a good fix!

Hadn't thought of that Ian. Doesn't seem like epoxy would hold onto vibrating rubber very well??? Have you tried that? Surely I don't have to reinvent the wheel on this little project, there's got