Alan, You can go to any hydraulic shop—they can make you up the hoses for you. They are usually rated at 4000 psi and have swaged on fittings. Probably for 50-60 dollars. If I remember correctly

"... if they would just give us the spec of the motor - or an equivalent..." They don't do things that way, and Martinique is the wrong place to ask because they order all of the parts they sell from

Hi I own a 85 Maramu and have had to have these motors repaired. They may be rusty but a good DC motor rebuilder can usually get them working again. They are just a old 12Volt dc starter motor. The

Thanks Bill, We have asked for a quote from both Amel in Martinique and SAV in France - my husband has spoken with them in French (he's French) and we are still getting no joy. I understand it's a 33

Hi there Just some thoughts related to reliance on the autopilot. We bought our Maramu to sail short handed, long distance with young kids onboard and this led me to consider our reliance on a

Tom, 250 ppm is what you are looking for as far as TDS goes. The EPA’s recommended maximum level of TDS in water is 500 ppm. Note, it's not a limit, just a recommendation. The 500 number you saw

Bill and Sam I am sorry but i dont read it is a Maramu Thenk you Bill to clear it Best Elja SM Balu Von meinem iPhone gesendet Am 23.07.2019 um 22:02 schrieb CW Bill Rouse <brouse@...>:

Might "not taste anything," but most people cannot tolerate their drinking water with anything over 500ppm. Most people will retain water at 500ppm. Before you start abusing your body to save a few

Alan, FYI, I bought 2 high pressure hydraulic hoses 6' long with stainless steel 3/8" JIC Flare end fittings crimped on both ends of the hoses for about $200. Don't forget about your Yacht School

The issue is light rain or humid mornings will cause the salt to run down the shroud. Heavy rain will rinse everything very good. Best, CW Bill Rouse Yacht School (formerly Amel School) - Supporting

BE CAREFUL. A Maramu is a 12 volt boat and a Super Maramu is 24 volt. The motors are different: Apples:Oranges. Samantha, it may not be possible to replace with OEM devices on a 30 year old boat, but

You won’t taste anything in your water below 1000 ppm tds. ~~~⛵️~~~Matt

Hello Alan, You can get great quality hoses from an hydraulic shop which services the dairy industry with food grade components. I went that route and never had a problem with My

Hi Tom, 500 ppm is considered the upper limit, anything below that is acceptable for drinking water. However once the membranes get to the point of delivering either 500ppm of close to it they are

Hi Bill, I have never done that freshwater rinse and have not had the problem, I wondered why and then realised rain does quite a good job. Perhaps where I am and have been has more regular

Sodium metabisulphite is a pickling solution. It’s only meant to keep organisms from fouling your membranes while the boat is stored, and watermaker isn’t being used. There are two cleaning

I’m hoping to get a few tips on our water maker. We have a LaRochelle installed Dessalator, I believe a D60, SM 240, 24 volts only. We have used it only sporadically. I put new membranes in 2 years

Hi All, im about to order new HP hoses from the dessalator rep in the US. The end fittings are reusable and so you only need to buy the hose unless like me one of your ends are damaged. There are 2

No problem Duane. I hope not to need them for a while. The tools are going out USPS today. All the best Paul

I ordert one by Amel 4 weeks ago For SM 222 I think the will have in Stok It is not possibel to order by Leroy somer ore other way only by Amel Von meinem iPhone gesendet Am 23.07.2019 um 18:26