If you have a look here : https://spares.hansgrohe.com/etk/INT/product/13356000/8796226596707.seam?fsid=0x0000771100006CC1&lang=en_GB&wcms=INT It may be of some help, there are assembly instructions

Hi Bill, That's very interesting. None of my halyards have splices in them. The ends that attach to the head furler are tied on with a bowline, and the other ends are just whipped. To extend the

The eye isn't a problem going through the mast. We feed the eye in the main halyard up the mast and over the sheave it every time we take our mainsail down (which will be happening as soon as the wind

Greetings, Does anyone know the trick to opening the GROHE shower mixer for servicing? Ours is etched with the letters indicating a model number: PA IX 4079 / IC KIWA. Thanks, in

Hi Bill, Thanks for the great info, as always. Your description makes perfect sense. So it seems like my setup is missing a shackle (which might be in some drawer somewhere), and the strange

thanks for reply I am in Guadeloupe - Marina du bas du fort still searching even though limited by traffic in channel , poor visibility & loads of mud ... christian alby - Désirade VIII - maramu 116

Duane! Rats typically move close to the wall and avoid open space. When we had a rat aboard we caught him already the first night when we finally got a real spring rat trap. We took away all rat

Hi Duane, yes he was some rat. We told the unfortunate boat owner he was too valuable to kill. One that smart with training would have been worth a fortune. Seriously though. In Rural New Zealand

Ryan, It is a little tough to describe, because if there are standard terms for this, I am not sure what they are, but I hope this makes sense... The end of the ballooner halyard that comes down from

Danny, I certainly hope our rat doesn't have that advanced a degree in Trap Avoidance. But now, we are going on 10 days since he chewed through a water hose under the galley sink so he may be of the

Hello to all, I just wanted to share in a few words what we are doing on the boat, for those who asked . The boat has been on the hard since January 22nd 2018, in NAVIMCA Shipyard, in the city of

Hello just to follow up on the topic of rudder removal, we decided this week to abandon the idea, since it is an unnecessary complication to our work. Thanks to Olivier, Christian and Miles for your

Hi Porter Courtney here I am on dock 3 and here is my Cell I will be around the boat tomorrow afternoon as Alban is stopping by. Please come by if you can or call 7656038743 Cheers Courtney sv

Hi all, I'm getting some new running rigging, and while figuring out what is needed, I was quite confused by the ends of the halyard that I believe is for the ballooner (which I have yet to fly since

Hi Miles, We used our Hydrovane for the entire Pacific crossing. It was really an energy saver. By the time we got to the Atlantic, we had purchased a second drive motor for the Raymarine autopilot.

HiPaul; Themost likely issues with low voltage at the starter when a load is placed,assuming that the wiring has been sized properly are: A weak starter battery, A bad connection somewhere

Sad situation. Dive gear is the answer. I’ll go over for an oring. Grill grate. Dinghy lock. Anything. Replacement effort>>>finding effort. At least for me. A set of teen girls hungry for cash

Thanks Olivier.. I wondered why I couldn't find anything about it on the forums! From what I can see, the wires seem to terminate at a junction box in front of the charger.. but can't be 100%

Most of the time the issue is a weak starting battery. The Onan is vulnerable because the legnth of wire from the battery is twice as long as your main engine. Best, CW Bill Rouse Admiral, Texas

I think you should find that it is a common size and most any Rigger will be able to help you with a replacement. Best, CW Bill Rouse Admiral, Texas Navy Commander Emeritus Amel School