9] The Reality of Living Aboard a Sailboat | Abandon Comfort
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Black Sheep Haha hmmm good point 😋
So glad to see ya'll are doing great, and congrats on the sponsors.. Peace!
Just remember that the biggest boat always fits on the smallest ship! Showing what the difference is between a boat an a ship.
If you're a submariner, the thing you live and work in is a boat, and ships are potential targets.
just stick a large screwdriver through the oil filter with a hammer, and lever it around and off.
I was sailing all my life with my husband, but we took an extended sailing trip when we retired. We lived on the boat 7 years and visited many countries, it was fabulous! If you have a chance go for it!
I noticed how she looks at him while he’s talking. That girl is deep in love.
Must suck for your love life to having tons of money and a boat. Lol.
I’m just hating. She bad. If I had it I’d def spend it that way too.
Women love penises..
Reminds me of how the mainstream media looked at Hillary during the election process...
You skipped the most difficult part of being a liveabord: Finding a partner who does not run away screaming when you propose living aboard a boat.
Amen!
just lost mine last week. literally:/
The drain under the water line could cause a venturi effect. This means when water passes by the opening as you sail it causes a suction which will drain your deck faster. I'm a firefighter and we use it to spray foam this is just a hunch.
I actually know very little about marine things but I am studying everything so my wife and I can liveaboard someday. I'm learning a lot from these guys as well. We all have different life experiences that teach us different things.
Maxie Massengale great answer I was going to say the same thing they are going to wish it was below waterline if they take a large wave over the stern you need to get the water out quickly
Just so you know its not actually the venturi effect. It does create a low pressure spot from the water passing by the opening though and will suck out the water. Put a straw in a cup of water and blow across the top, if you blow hard enough water will come out. Same principle. The venturi effect is when there is a constriction in diameter of a pipe or tube, and that's what creates the low pressure, and speeds up the flow velocity through the constriction.
The same effect is used in sailing dingy drains to drain water from the boat. The faster you go the more water drains. You just have to make sure to close the drain when the boat slows or stops. The passing of water under the boat causes a vacuum and draws the water out.
Maxie Massengale . The deck drain hose has a through-hull under the waterline to avoid unsightly stains on the hull. :-)
Don't move a thru hull fitting if it doesn't leak. Don't fix it if it ain't broke.
Jimmy Grant unless it's on a steel boat then remove it and weld it, oh after you take the boat out of water 😀😀 believe me I seen people remove the nut and hammer it out and sink, this is not a joke...
I would advise them to pay special attention to all thru hull fittings.
Especially the ones below waterline.
I put them thru all the time. I'll drill a hole right in the bottom of the boat, and myself or my helper will go under and pop the fitting thru, to be tightened from either side. We coat each with 5200 marine adhesive sealant. Works like a charm every time for live well feed lines, and heat exchanger tubes.
A trick with stuck filters, double up a piece of course (like 120 grit) sandpaper and wrap it around the filter under the wrench. Usually does wonders.
Living vicariously through you is fantastic and you guys are doing a great job!
Another good way to get a filter off is to get a good heavy duty screw driver and a hammer. You drive the screwdriver through the filter with the hammer. Then turn the filter with the screwdriver, and often that will do the trick when wrenches just cant get a grip!
But DO NOT drive a screw driver thru the FUEL Filter!!!!!!! Boom with a spark!
Oh we tried this! Didn't want to bore you all with us using the hammer to pierce the filter. Surprisingly the only thing that moved it at all was heating it up. Had to be put in the vice!
Diesel fuel doesn't do that generally...gasoline does. Diesel fuel takes quite a lot to light. That is why gasoline driven Sherman tanks would just blow up all the time versus the German diesel driven tanks during WWII. It takes a lot of heat to light diesel fuel. Then generally it just burns, no explosion. That is why boats have diesel heaters.
Bill Flying gasoline boom. Diesel no boom.
You gotta do it when its still bolted to the engine to get the leverage right.
Nice job guys! Your channel is going to grow very quickly. Video editing is getting very good. Very excited for you two. Fair winds and GOD bless, JC
"Old Sailors get shit done!" .... words to live by !! Bravo Zulu, Shipmate !!
Been following your channel since the beginning, really love how you guys break things down and show the smaller details of what you're up to. Hope to some day set sail myself, we'll see! 😁
Love that you are in my backyard. Spent many years on the water near this marina and my dad was stationed at Bayboro in the Navy.
Leave the cockpit drains where Hallberg-Rassy put them...they know what they're doing at that particular yacht building company. Pretty good engineers with significant experience.
Bruce is correct. If you are thinking of changing/renovating/adding or removing anything you need to, at the very least, read the American Boat and Yacht Counsel Standards. Doing anything else can void your insurance, be denied a claim, endangered the boat or your life.
If you do have an accident or have a claim the insurance company will send a guy like me to confirm the vessel was meeting the standards that is ABYC and USCG/CCG regulations etc.
ABYC.org
As for the heater, well it might seems curious but in the tropic especially during storms you use the heater to dry the humidity off the boat, unless you have an air conditioning 'reverse air' that does both cold and hot but they are expensive and fragile. what is that a Wallace, they are very nice quality units.
Plus you still have a hole in the bottom of your boat, not sure why they would even bother with changing it.
This is very true Doc.
In concept it makes sense, in practice in this instance there is still a hole there....
The down side is I didn’t see a valve or sea cock that the hose is connected to,that’s a no no on any boat.
Great video guys ;-) Personally I like having the scuppers exit along the boot stripe or just above. Still looks good and eliminates a hole below the waterline (I'd still have a shutoff valve though)..
Thanks for the insights, Andy!! We like the look of having the scuppers exit along the boot stripe - hides the holes a little more. We'll do more research and sometime in the next few months we'll probably move forward with moving some of the thru hulls up. Cheers!
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I have been wanting to do what you guys are doing for awhile now. Thank you so much for sharing your story and how you got here.
Awesomeness! Thanks you two, we just got our boat transferred closer to work on. Love the info you share !
Really wishing the package for the anchor read "bon voyage!" Also, really digging the camera angles! Keep it up guys!!
Great video! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks for watching & commenting, Emily!!
I remember one of my mom's ex's had a boat. It was lots of work because stuff was always breaking or needed to have preventative maintenance done/cleaned. Thanks for sharing this!!
Recent subscriber here.
Just want to wish y'all good luck in everything. I'm enjoying your videos.
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
Sh#$, can your dad start a channel? I'd like to see what an ol' sailor gets done.
+1 !!
I too, would like to see the shit they got done! I own a 22ft Shetland Model
I too, would like to see the shit they got done! I own a 22ft Shetland Model
I too, would like to see the shit they got done! I own a 22ft Shetland Model
Leave it to a Coastie to come up with an idea. Served from '78 - '82 myself.
Congrats on graduation! I hope to see you guys when my adventure begins!
You two are taking the time to do it right.....both for your vessel and for this channel. Each episode is interesting and enjoyable, so thank you!
Sounds like things are coming around pretty good. Part of the fun is learning how stuff on your boat works and changing it to fit your life. You're going to have a blast!
tip to remove stuck oil filters, large screwdriver and a hammer, punch the screwdriver through the filter and turn. This also helps to drain all the oil out of the old filter.
bit messy, i would do it their way because they got it done, in a real hurry i do it your way
Never pierce the oil filter.....you lose all the integrity it has and it just tears to metal shreds. Try to get the filter wrench next to the base before you start to turn, if it slips add a strip of rubber band or sandpaper for better grip. ALWAYS lube new gasket with NEW oil before installing.
Used that trick a bunch of times. Just have a bunch of old towels or rags underneath.
I've done this several times with my motorcycle.
this won't help get your filter off until next time. don't tighten it with the filter wrench. only needs to be turned about 3/4 turn after gasket touches. should usually be able to get it off by hand the next time.
"Old Sailors get shit done"
Best Quote Ever!
Another great video, keep them up guys. Love to see the reality of living aboard.
Currently binge watching your show! Enjoying the adventure!
Really enjoying your videos, you guys are definitely closing in on being the best sailing vlog. In fact, you may be there already. We have been on board full time for 8 years and it has always seemed to us that hardly anyone doing a vlog even comes close to showing the reality of how much work (and frequently cash) it takes to make it work. Please, please stay true to what you have produced so far. One question...can you name the marina where you are staying? We are considering spending the winter at a marina on the west side of Florida this year for something different and we would love to have a good option to consider. Thanks.
Pelican5077 it’s Harborage marina in St. Petersburg
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Nice Torqueedo :)
But..... The Cockpit Drains MUST end under the waterline. Otherwise you will got a serious problem while heeling. Than the Cockpit will NOT drain.
Thanks :) We wish we could have all of our engines be electric on board but our Yanmar is virtually brand new so it'd be dumb for us to replace it. So the drains are deck drains (scuppers) not cockpit drains. Cockpit drains will stay below the waterline. My question would be if this still matters? I'm thinking it wouldn't be a big issue but I really don't know too much about this. Let me know what you guys think. - Ryan
Due to the outlets below the waterline you have a selfsucction effect. The water will drain much more faster than grativity only.
The 352 is a great boat. I own a HR 45.
Thinking you might get water coming from the sea through the hose up on deck while healing ,best to have it under waterline.
I thought deck drains always took the shortest path over the side usually above the water line, cockpit drains usually go to the other side of the boat...port side cockpit drains to stbd side and will be above the water line when vessel is heeling to port and vice versa.
It is really (really) not about what 'people are thinking' guys, there are very specific standards to follow, read my previous comment under Bruce Kratky's comment.
Loved it! Great job Nicole, looking forward to many more episodes!
Love your humour.
great informative update.
can't wait for the next episode.
Cheers
Eh, above the water line it will freeze and you have no drain at all... 35 cm below should always be liquid water.... It is a Swedish boat...
Sooo GooD! Your videos have just the right amount of info & Fun!! You guys R Going 2 B sailing Rock Stars if you're not careful!! ;~))
Just found you guys. Thanks so much for giving me a glimpse into the boating life. I had an idea the other day of how cool it would be to live on a boat and you guys helped confirm it! I'm super inspired and motivated to make this a reality. You got a new subscriber & I'll be happy to follow along your journey. Peace ✌️
Guys, thanks for keepeing me inspired on following your steps.
Thanks for helping me realize that my crazy college aged dreams are actually possible! You two are goals! Much Love
Don't spend money on eating out 5 days a week and don't buy things that really yield little-to-no happiness and you can totally do this a few years after working post-grad! Let us know if we can help in anyway :)
Abandon Comfort , hahaha heck yeah! Expect an email soon
I also in my college years craved this. Best RV you could have.
Good god, it's an old filter. You're going to throw it away and put a new one on. Stab straight through it with a screw driver and turn it off.
Tried that, no bueno.
Bad advice, sometimes filter rips apart and becomes a pita, heat technique call it a day bravo
Did that on a car once and it worked, but clearly it doesn't always.
Screwdriver! If you tin can it... Hammer and chisel!
Working on boats since 1965 and the screw driver though the filter trick works maybe 30% of the time. If it does tans tears the filter into then you can have a bigger problem.
good job guys ... keep following the dreams ..
peace and love
Nice to see a new video. You are a lively couple. May you always have fair weather and sunshine in your lifes and ocean trips. Waiting for the next video.
"Old sailors get shit done" ... classic
and to think the "son" has a graduate degree :):)
This right here, sums up the video to a "T". What a brilliant guy. MORE DAD PLEASE!!!
Grow up and stop posting vulgarity on open forums. Obviously, your parents failed to raise you correctly. How pathetic.
vulgarity?? wow, church lady um, you might've noticed the world has passed you up. catch up and join us or go back into hiding, your negative "shit" isn't needed
vulgar keypad troll
Stop worrying about where the scupper hoses run. Start worrying about upgrading the crappy reinforced pvc hose they used with engine cooling/exhaust hose and making sure the thruhull works flawlessly.
Good content, good footage and great explanation. No subject was to long that I got bored .I can't tell you how much I hit my FF arrow to skip over mundane long explanations on other channels. It's always refreshing to watch you both! PEACE OUT!
Really enjoying your videos. Thanks.
The wholes are below water line so the water speed when you are driving sucks out the water in the pipe. Trust me i am an engineer.
Marius Hönscheid
I'll trust you after you demonstrate an understanding of the physical world.
*Gravity* is sufficient to suck water down a deck drain that exits above waterline.
I also look forward to reading your hole theory of below water line wholes. ;-)
The best way to get the water out, is to turn your boat upside down. Trust me, I'm an expert.
venturi effect.
I may not be an expert, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn once!
Jonny B wrong
As you work through the refit, are you concerned about resale value? Just thought about that when you yanked the heater off. I think I'd have kept it on. It may also come in handy if you venture further north some day.
The heater was from the 80s and the previous owner had it half disassembled so it wasn't useable anymore. If it was we'd definitely keep it - we have plans to go to the Baltic....eventually :)
Abandon Comfort you can sell that heater in the PAC northwest.
Good inspiration. Keep up the good planing for adventures.
Great video! You guys are inspiring. Keep making these videos and following your dreams!
Love your posts. Keep it up. BTW your Dad is a badass. "Old sailors get $%#@ done!" Best quote today. Thanks and be safe.
Doug White Thank you 🙂 Us young sailors typically get shit done too but sometimes it's not done as well as the old salts!
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Great video, love all the nitty gritty stuff thanks
Been watching your show from the beginning and love it 😃 can't wait for more
Another great video, thanks guys! I'm looking forward to watching the installation of your new anchor. Oh, just a request.... please, please, please turn down the volume of your 'music' that you play in the videos. It is at least 9db louder than your voice audio, which makes your viewers have to scramble to mess with our volume nobs constantly while watching your vids. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this feedback. We're still learning the ropes of editing & audio is something we've barely scraped the surface on. It'll be better next episode! - Ryan
YUP.
you should put the songs in the description
Also those are probably the best merch iv seen tbh, i like the octopus shirt alot
Awesome vid! Looking forward to the future video's, Thanks!!
Best episode so far. Really liked the montage style; kept it from seeming like you were rambling on about any one thing, which seems to be where most sailing vlogs end up. You just earned another patreon with this one! We're taking a different route to cruising than y'all, but hope to see you out there some day!
Garrett Raney Awesome to hear!! We've noticed other series stretching out topics to make it a full episode and it annoyed us as well so we wanted to make this one condensed - like a few episodes in one. Stoked to have you as a patron! Welcome to the crew 😀
Didn't want this one to end :)
I have not seen you guys abandon comfort once in the 10 videos that I watched. "Abandon common sense" would be a better name.
Great channel guys! Keep up the great work!
Excellent salt water heat exchanger cooling work. You nailed it. Now to keep ahead of it, replacing before you loose parts. I think when I buy a boat I'll fix that before I even start the engine, and also do the internal barnacle removal process.
Congrats on Grad School. Check!
Thanks for telling us the cost as so many leave that out.
We really hope it helps!!!
Good job on the video. You are doing what others only dream of. I must admit that after watching your videos I'm always a little regretful that I played my life a too safe. I admire your spirit and courage. Look forward to your next video.
It's never too late!! You saying this and admitting it takes courage. That same courage will propel you to put your dreams into action :)
Very cool! I've always wanted to live aboard a sail boat and plan to do so in the future.
substance Right on! Let us know if we can help get the adventure moving for ya!
So if you guys are vegans, why do you have fishing stuff? Not a judgement but wondering if you are not eating fish and stuff while sailing what your plans are for food options. My wife and I live a veganish/plant based lifestyle but eat fish, I guess more pescatarian and are hoping to one day do this same thing. We lived in the Melbourne FL area and are planning on going back soon to hopefully find a boat of our own. Really enjoying seeing more of the processes that you have gone through to get where you are.
Hey sorry for the super delayed response but we just saw this. Kelsey is Pescatarian but just says shes vegetarian because most people don't know what a pescatarian is. I (Ryan) do eat some meat (grass-fed, organic) now. Probably once or twice a week I'll have some as I noticed after 2 years of being vegetarian it wasn't for me. Seems a pescatarian diet really works best with the cruising lifestyle.
Yeah, was going to ask myself. You said you were both vegans in the answer to a comment in a previous video, but couldn't work out why you were killing wasps and had fishing stuff. Plant based diets def work well with the cruising lifestyle, but the main thing is that everyone draws their own lines and work out what works for them. Anyway, great videos - keep up the great work!
yup if u seen what fertilizers do to marine estuary's, the dumbass hippys would quit the vegan kick.
Got that mommy and daddy money.
Having fun.... I remember the boat days... nice video
great video, thanks!
How could this be abandoning comfort lmao
It just sounds cool and inspiring.
Ummmmmmmm you should probably leave the deck drains alone. Just saying. Lmfao
Enjoyed your video. Looking forward to the next ones.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thank you for watching!
Beginning was awesome and informative. Rest was junk advertising. I'll stick too Tula's endless summer
That wasp spray is nasty stuff - no way I'd be spraying it any where near one's own boat, not to mention shooting over at others. If you have some funy stains on your deck or hardware, you'll know why now.
GeorgeGraves
Wasp stings are nasty stuff, fatal to some people. Wasp spray washes off.
Well, some of the stuff I've used has stained things badly - and the way he was aiming it, I'm sure it landed on the other boat.. And most people aren't allergic to wasps - your point is invalid, and you smell bad too. ;)
wow dude you look a lot more healthier on this one its working for you keep it up im bing watching your stuff my heart gose out to you both i think you are doing such a wonderful thing i wish i was able to chase my dream.
When you have to replace an impeller or some other broken part and you wonder how much went got stuck or squirted out weigh all the pieces that you collect and compare the weight to the replacement part.
I feel like I'm watching some bored rich millennials work out life on a boat while his Dad has the real life experience as a sailor and would be worth watching. Sorry.
You don't understand why people watch that channel? Look harder!
@@christiangeiselmann Kelsey is a hottie.. of course
They haven't even left the dock yet and are already selling merchandise! What a joke. What does wearing their their stuff represent? Living in a marina with an air conditioner stuffed in the companion way... That's ebeggers for ya.
You don't have to buy their stuff, so don't worry! Just a couple of young people who are proficient in putting themselves out there to get money from other young people. They seem to be planning to leave the dock soon. Wouldn't life be a bit better if we celebrated people who are chasing their dreams and are trying to make some money to fund it along the way? We're not all born hardcore sailors. We all have to start some place.
Carl Elliott Amen!
What a very negative comment! So what of they are selling tshirts? Carl Elliot is spot on with his comment. Let them be, they are brave and inspiring!
Captain 10Star your post is a year old but seriously your such a pussy , jealous or what is it your business but you can mouth off ,are you funding them ? , I’m guessing you do shit all but complain . Anyone who wants to help there cause it’s there business not yours so god forbid if anyone helps you it might be a tradgety.
the drain ending below the waterline is to avoid the black 'rain stain' you get when rainwater is just running down the side of your hull. Your hull stays cleaner that way
Another informative episode. Thanks AC.
Michael P Glad you found it that way! Appreciate you following and supporting our journey 😎
Man! These kids are a little arrogant! And the vocal fry is almost unbearable.
What are y'all gonna do in the middle of an ocean when you have to use chewing gum and bailing wire to save your life?
These lids are gonna drown.
greg yeah I kind of hear the also , ( arrogant). But that seem's to be the way young people are these day's As if they are the only one's to ever live aboard . I've been on mine for almost 20 year's .
what the other guy already mentioned, your video music is (50%?) too loud ..
Really enjoying the channel. Great work!
YEAH JETTY! JERSEY REPRESENT!!! Keep up the great work guys, you got this!
look how our parents are so rich and do so many fun things that you will never experience
You do not need to be rich to live on a boat. It is actually relatively cheap. Actually, I'd say that the more people spend on a boat, the more problems they're buying, and the less fun they'll have (opinion...not to be confused with fact).
Of course, you're welcome to drown in your "pms" (poor me syndrome) - I'm disappointed to notice there's a bit of that around here (Sigh). But that gets boring pretty quickly, and it's kinda cringe-worthy.
There's some amazing stories out there...people who have done things that you can't even imagine for ridiculously small amounts of money. Learn to sincerely wish the "rich" well and channel your pms energy into expanding your mind and you'll sail as far as your heart takes you - yes, it all comes back to the self!
The vid had potential with the repairing stuff but then totally went down with the woman explaining how a shower looks like and that they have a washing machine and dryer and a pool. Then it jumped shark when you started to explain what a sponsorship is, who the heck doesnt know that? And it started to be really annoying when you kept repeating what you get for free to explain to us what these things are (advertisement). I don't need that and I dont want to see it.
thank you.
Nice Hallberg, I've always liked the 352. My wife and I lived on a Enderlein designed Mistral 33 a while back. Can't believe we made it through 7 years on that boat. Good luck to you both!
I really enjoyed watching and learning from you 2! I will probably never get to sail as it's all passed me by, but you 2 gives me hope. Your a couple of nice descent young folks! Both of you are so neat! I will keep watching here! Take care!(:
in my opinion ur "optimizing" is ridiculous you got ripped off on that boat for 30k are you insane, boat prices must be more costly closer to the carribean, i just bought a catalina 22 1988 perfect with double parts of everything for $600.00 usd
A Hallberg Rassy 352 would go for closer to twice that price in Europe..I would like to know where you get your specifics from. Hallberg Rassy is a top tier brand and their second hand prices are usually significantly higher than another 35ft. Im saying this from a genuine position. Point me towards the realm where a Hallberg Rassy 30 is a rip off for 30k USD :D
Spraying neuro toxin wasp spray into the ocean. Good job. I'm sure the sea life loves you.
Neuro Pulse what is your living structure made of and how many creatures died and die because of it..ija
Neuro toxin wasp spray lol that stuff is safe to use in and around homes you stupid shit, i doubt the sea life cares
Don't worry the salt will turn it into dolphins that don't eat bacon.
Found your channel at the most appropriate time...My wife and I are in the process of doing the same thing out here on the West Coast. Thanks for documenting your adventure.
Jumpr71 Thanks for following along! Kels and I are curious to hear more about your planned adventure? I'm guessing you guys are looking at sailboats? Let us know if we can help in anyway 🙂 -Ryan
Thanks for the reply...we are currently in the process of finding our first sailboat. Our current lease is up in about 6 months, and we are hoping to be on the water at that point. We are kicking around some ideas to support an all sailing lifestyle. I think we settled on a pretty good one last night. The goal is to circumnavigate. We want to spend the next year coastal cruising up and down the west coast building skills, and enjoying the ocean.
Great episode guys! Love all the camera angles. 😀
He's concerned about red wine on his teak, but he sprays neurotoxins into the water. Obnoxious, mindless behavior...
Explain how I'm retarded. What is it about my post that made you uncomfortable? Use your big boy words now.
Explain why you think so. Your reaction makes you look really stupid when you can't explain why I am worthy death.
If you live in an apartment it's a dick move to spray bug poison into you neighbor's open screen window. Doesn't matter if you're a hippy or a bubba.
Watch the arc on that spray, he's literally hosing down his neighbor's boat with zero awareness of where he's spraying.
Beautiful couple! Cheers!
Love this stuff!!!! Thank you both.
TheMorganMonroeShow Thanks for supporting and sharing our adventure with us!!
First time listening to you guys. Absolutely awesome content. Great to watch you 2 living your dreams. Fair Winds and Following seas!
finally someone shows how it is to live on a boat :) thanks! and yes move the thru-hole above the waterline, that is a very good idea!
Y’all are adorable and the Lord Huron song in the end definitely got my sub👍🏼
You two seem really great! This is the first video I've watched... I think it was on my recommended but I just subscribed to watch more later
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YOU GUYS ARE NOT LIVING ALONE WHEN YOU GOT EACH OTHER. I LIKE THE SOLO VIDEOS