Thanks for your thoughts! There was one for sale at a really low price recently so it got me to thinking... Duane Wanderer SM477

Hello Phil, How many engine hours? Are you the first owner? If not, did you know about an accident (prop caught, severe grounding?...) Do you know why the bolts broke (you caught a rope recently? the

Hej Per-Erik You just have to tighten the nut a quarter of a turn and then put the nut lock back in place again. Regards Ann-Sofie & Jonas S/Y Lady Annila. SM 232, 1998 Skickat från min iPad 6 feb.

Peregrinus, Completely agree! Bill BeBe 387

hello Olivier, I just had to replace 3 bolts off the flexible coupling and changed the rubbers to. Then discovered that the gearbox output shaft was leaking quite a bit so back to port and dismanteld

Good morning I am a relatively new owner (2 years) of SM2K no 373 "Voyageur" and very greatful to all of you in this forum. So far I have been able to make service and solve all my problems with

They have a smartphone, iPhone app as well. You can also receive email notices by email (as we did for BeBe) when someone in your "Fleet" enters or exits a port. Bob KAIMI SM 429

I looked at the site further and there are volunteer stations all over the world that receive and transmit the AIS signals of boats. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

This Site will show many ships worldwide including pleasure craft. Note Eclipse 168 meters is anchored outside of Simpson Bay in St Maarten. It also has photos and much more info. I find this site

Alex, I picked up a spare here in the USA from a local starter rebuild shop. I always mount the spare and keep the original working unit as a spare. So far I have used the rebuilt one for 4500 engine

Hi Tom. If I figure out how to make something that works, I'll post it. If I have one machined, I'll have a dozen made and make them available....at significantly less than 165€! Kent

Thanks again Alex. Sorry I didn't get there this time. I hope we'll meet sometime soon. Kent

Bill, My boat is is Venezuela, and one of the better shops here turned me down because this is not a standard starter technology, it uses super magnets. It really is a compact unit compared to the job

Bill, Many thanks for your prompt reply and feedback on this issue. You may have a valid point. Alex

Hi Kent, If you do get one machined, please let me know. Usually the main cost for machining just one part is in the setup. Knocking out a few more might reduce overall cost per unit, and we are

Good afternoon Kent, I just took some pictures which I added on http://nikimat.com/genoa_clutch_pin.html Like you will be able to see, there is no hole on the top of mine. Actually I think I had a

Bill: Let me be the latest to add my congratulations to you and Judy. What an awe-inspiring, life-fulfilling, tale-telling adventure. Along the way, you've generously shared both your travel and

Hi Alexandre, I just looked at the second link that shows the new knob. It doesn't look quite like the one I had. The one on mine had a hole in the top that the pin threads went through and was

Mine was just held on by a single hex nut. It should have a lock washer, ny lock nut, or thread locker. Kent

Don't hesitate to use my pictures! I usually take picture of everything I want to order, for example: http://nikimat.com/amel_2015_10_25.html This is very strange so many people lots that