We’ve also used prop speed for the past 5 years in the Med and have always had good results. I do also believe the level of success is highly dependent on the application. I had done a fair amount

I have used Propspeed on Elyse and on my previous boat with great success. The only time it didn't work well was when I left the boat in the water for 4 months in Fiji and the prop grew oysters! It

We used propspeed on our previous yahct that had a stainless steel rudder and bronze prop. It was a total success and each time after hauling out having done the prop 18 months previous, it was like

I’m keen to know how you got on as I too need some replacements. Regards Ross and Donna SM2K #356 INTREPID KIWI Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Hi everybody I have several of this plastic parts holing the spotlight and lamps on board broken . i contacted the Italian manufacturer (Cantalupi lighting S.R.L) to no avail,they do not stock it

Hi Kent and Ian. When we were in Shelter Bay marina Colon waiting to transit the Panama canal a staff member of the marina smashed one of the top plates trying to remove the central shaft. I only had

I wonder how many of Kents parts he has had replicated. Mike Aletes SM#240

Kent How long have you had your 3d printed lids? Paul

I have updated with a few lip selas and some O rings Paul

Brian, Your are just a bit too late as everyone is departing this week for points East and South. We keep our SM in the Middle Chesapeake but that's a four hour drive north. The Chesapeake Bay

Paul SY Kerpa SM#259

The Propspeed instructions actually say 3-5 minutes between coats. And sounds like nobody on this forum has used Propspeed successfully (themselves). Think I'm going to give the Pettit treatment a try

Proper application is also the key to successful CopperCoat antifouling. I tried PropSpeed, 3 times. Applied it myself. Followed the directions to the letter. Maybe the directions are wrong, as they

I used PropSpeed with mixed results. But, while in Turkey I met an American catamaran cruising couple, who loved it. He and his wife had used PropSpeed 6 or 7 times with success. He said that

Thanks for the info. I am waiting on an estimate from a UK outfit cat pumps.co.uk for them to supply the kit and to do the job. I have watched a couple of YouTube videos. It looks reasonably

FYI- I just ordered 4 gear box tops from Kent's vendor in Annapolis for $100 each (no design work necessary so saved $50; thanks Kent). If you're buying this from Ronan, he now calls it "the Kent

99% works for me - thanks, Mark.

Craig, I'm 99% sure it's M20 x 2.5 thread pitch. -- Mark McGovern SM #440 Cara Deale, MD USA

I rebuilt the 20 year old high pressure pump on my 24V D60 a few years ago with parts I got through Dessalator guy in Maine (Mark Fruehoff-Balcen Marine Technical Setvices-(207) 522-6737-info@...).

Does anyone know the thread size of the drain plug? I'd like to use a short nipple with a hose on it to drain the oil into a proper container rather than a makeshift funnel or whatever that always