Bahamas Provisioning Tips (2022) + REPAIRING our Maxwell Windlass | log 30

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

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  • @nicolettemorgan3768
    @nicolettemorgan3768 2 года назад

    It’s cool watching you guys actually know how to fix stuff when it breaks!

  • @pjc222955
    @pjc222955 2 года назад

    Good work 👏 nothing wrong with an old destroyed Tshirt

  • @BonnieVolkle
    @BonnieVolkle 10 месяцев назад

    Good provision tips, thank you

  • @clayfarnet970
    @clayfarnet970 2 года назад

    Don’t make fun of Ed’s t-shirt, it’s just starting to get comfortable. I have a few just like it and the are invaluable. 😂😂👍👍 btw, the cr 34’ is my all time favorite boat. Great job guys.

  • @cdskipper32
    @cdskipper32 2 месяца назад

    Please consider adding battery wire caps to the red wires where they connect to the windlass motor. If the chain were to pile up high while actuating the windlass you could have a nasty short.

  • @SailingonaWhim
    @SailingonaWhim 2 года назад

    Fun to see such current videos! Great hanging with you guys! till the next time!

    • @SailingSeaPearl
      @SailingSeaPearl  2 года назад

      Thanks! Hope to meet back up with you guys somewhere in the future!🍻

  • @badgersupdate
    @badgersupdate 2 года назад

    Hi both, great info as always! Bay leaves work for us too. There used to be a guy in Falmouth who used to brew his own beer in the fore cabin 💪🏻. Something to do on long passage 🤷🏼‍♂️. Also, is there a cleat that can be used to make off the anchor chain too rather than the windlass?

    • @SailingSeaPearl
      @SailingSeaPearl  2 года назад +1

      Ooh brewing our own beer would be pretty great! lol and definitely help our cruising budget stretch farther 🤪
      Yes we have a cleat on either side of the bow that we could make off the anchor chain to. We typically use them to make off our snubber. We also always put the snubber on prior to backing down on the chain👍🏻