Hi everyone, My paguro generator needs a new seawaterpump (Jabsco). I wrote the part number on a paper and forgot it on the boat. My boat, a SM#69, is in Curaçao and I'm in Germany. So if anyone owns

Hi we locked the motor on then used a cable to lock it to the dock. At night we lifted it. By the way the smaller the motor the less likely its stolen. Joan preferred using the small Honda 2 so we'd

Tom We have been travelling back and forth EastCoast/Carib for the past 10 years. We make it a practice to always secure our dingy whenever we are ashore. We use a Motorcycle cable Krypto?? with a

Hi Ian Where on Leros are you? We are in Xerokambos. Possible to have an Amel union? /Ann-Sofie & Jonas SM 232, S/Y Lady Annila Skickat från min iPad 26 jun 2013 kl. 15:52 skrev "Ian Shepherd"

Dear Mark, thank you for the suggestion with respect to the Turbo Charger. Given that the Turbo is a rebuilt unit with less than 2 hours on it and I am able to hear the unit spinning (as I have not

Hi Jean-Pierre, I believe if you remove the cover, the motor will have a plate or be stamped with info that will lead you to its specs. and from there to the correct brushes. Likely the only way to

Thank Tom and Craig, the only problem i don't know if my unit is a 1000W or a 1200W. Imtra list 2 differents parts numbers for the brushes. Jean-Pierre Massicotte Santorin Vanille #51

Hi all, We used a stainless steel chain to lock up  our dinghy in the Caribbean.   Two years back about 8 dinghies in St. Thomas were stolen, many with plastic covered narrow steel cables that were

Hi, In various parts of the world we used a plastic covered metal strop and lock to secure our inflatable as well as a tether. Also do not put your boat name on the inflatable as if you are ashore it

Hi All. Looking for some advise as I know many of you have travelled extensively in the Caribbean and American east coast. We are heading south from Canada next year and I'm wondering what folks are

I agree with Bill & Mike on this one. Don't be fooled by what you hear or read in the media. They are a bunch of sensationalists working to get the most attention by hyping up the reality. I met

Tom's right about the switch. It's readily available from chandlers - I spotted them just last week. Also, go to Lofrans website and they list the brushes under "spare parts". Craig Briggs s/v

Hi The switch installed on the motor cover is an Amel modification. You can still get the switches from Amel the last time I check. Others have posted alternatives that I certain work out fine. Try

Hi All, It is of note that the problem is exclusive to the TMD 22. If it is a prop problem it beggars belief that no Yanmar equipped boats have trouble with their props. Surely all Yanmar owners do

Eric I only fabricated the sheave part not the whole block, mine doesn't have a mounting bracket, there is a steel rod runs through the boom with a sheave on either side. Old design I guess but less

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John, Did you fabricate an entire block? The sheave is fine. However, the plastic outer bracket is broken and the metal bar on the top is twisted. Fair Winds\ Eric Amel Super Maramu #376

Gary & Robin, From someone who was, not so long ago, where you are right now. Call Joel Potter!!!!!!!!!!!! We looked at boats for 4 years. Like you, Amel Super Maramu was always at

Gary and Robin, I seriously looked at a Mango but it was very un-original and ended up with a 46 ft Maramu which I really like. I am starting to hanker after a Super Maramu though. On one hand it is