It was custom made for Amel They no longer make them but I believe can repair them. Cheers Alan Elyse SM437 Near Koumac, New Caledonia where an Australian kite surfer was killed by a shark today !!

Just a thought for all you Amel Owners out there. I cleaned the bilge today for the first time on Wanderer and found about 6 inches of the ground strap missing. Bill Rouse has a great explanation of

The original fuel dip stick was broken in pieces so i got a new one made. As soon as i put it in the new one snapped at the bend of the fuel fill hose. After 3 beers and some we finally got it out.

Ben It is only a Raymarine cover...nothing else is Raymarine. Pat, It was made for Amel by Pochon in France...they no longer make it, but may repair it. Probably any electronics guy can repair it

The chain counter sensor is held in place by RTV. You will need to push it out. See this Photo Album and read the notes published on the 2nd

My chain counter display is Raymarine. Not sure internally its Raymarine but display cover is such. Ben and Gayle La Bella Vita SM #3476S

Good afternoon, I am having a little unknown… Could you please explain to me how to change the eye of the chain counter? Is there a trick? I see some silicone on mine… If you could please look

The chain counter on our boat had been replaced by a model from Quick. It's not quite a "drop-in" replacement, but is a nice piece of equipment. A Quick CHC1202M. Like

Pat Our Chain counter also stopped working I made contact with Pochon who do not make these anymore but can repair them - email is accueilsavlr 'at ' pochon.com Andrew Ronpische SM 472

Alan, I looked through the Pochon Catalogue , it looked like they are a distributor of thousands of marine products , but I could not find the chain counter.Do you know that they manufacture , rather

They were manufactured by Pochon in France Pochon S. A. Avenue Michel CREPEAU78501 17000 La Rochelle France Tel.: +33-546 413 053 Fax: +33-546 505 857 E-Mail:commercial@... WEB: www.pochon.com Mr.

My electrician asked me to ask the group if anyone knew, who manufactured the chain counter display. Its black , square and has what appears to be a Z on the face of it. I need to get one fast , so

Alexandre, For any other application on the boat I can think of, 450F would be good enough, but for an exhaust manifold, it is not. May I suggest finding an auto part store and asking them? I’ll

James, Yes, bronze and stainless threads are pretty much always happy together. Which is why I have always thought that using stainless steel turnbuckle bodies (rigging screws) was such a dumb idea.

I will Martin! Working on another one at the moment… Sincerely, Alexandre --------------------------------------------

I routinely turn off all 24v equipment while doing an equalization cycle. I have not had a charger with an automatic equalization cycle because I fear what the high voltages might do to equipment

Now an email, they won’t ship Never Seez to Puerto Rico… Any 2nd choice? Tef gel says it can take up to 450*F Is that enough? Thanks in advance, sincerely,

Bill, I must say that this was the best explanation I have ever read for why I have had so many problems with stainless on stainless threads over the years..thank you! I can now imagine the little

Good morning Bill, James and Kent and thanks for your replies The Never Seez is on its way, I was going to keep it for high temperature applications. Kent, glad the waterproof grease is working for

If your intent is to take it apart every two or three years to clean salt build up from between the deck and the windlass housing as recommended by Lofrans, pretty much anything will probably work.