Davey good job , Erica saw your highs and lows again this week. Candidly it is kinda hard for me to see your stressful times. Give her a c hug Dsvy . Lasagna is red sauce pasta. Beautiful dream as always
PRAISE proper maintenance procedure. You are the first person doing electrical installation or service who has mentioned dielectric lube ! All the lightning protection features are null n void if corrosion gets in the loop. ! Automobiles, communications equipment ect. ALL use it...but I've yet to see it used on any other multi million viewed channels. Right on Davy. Oh uh and those plastic pipe thd.fittings can use a dab of silicone sealant to help them not friction seize. Luck on getting ot of that place .
We will be in Nassau on April 20th and half moon Kay on 21st and Freeport on the 22d on a cruise carnival legend .Ann and I would love to see you guys if your there.?
Excellent little refresh. Now you can motor with some piece of mind. I myself like pasta in any form. But, hey. Each to their own. That being said though. Yes Erica, you are correct that lasagna is pasta in bolognese sauce. Maybe it’s all the others goodies that make it better?
Great job Davy on getting so much done on the engine in three days. Just the thought of pulling my engine would give me sleepless nights lol. I need to replace my exhaust elbow. Keep up the great work. You’re looking hot as always Erica. Cheers 🍻
Davy, just a thought on my way of fixing exhaust flange. After applying jb weld, place some soft plasic on exhaust flange on bolt on, not to tight and leave till hard. Once set updo, take plastic of and saves alota filling. Before it sets you can make it look nice around motor side. Nice job, very well done 👌👌❤
Erica, I'm the same. I don't like Lasagne, but do like Spagetti bolognese. The difference? Spagbol, doesn't have bechamel sauce. Great work on that engine, Davy.
You are a true self sufficient sailor when you pull the engine while on the water away from a dock. I don’t know if you did it or not when painting tape up the hose barb connections. Water and oil can get between the paint and metal causing leakage even with a good tight hose clamp. John Deere was bad to paint the connections on some of their engines from the factory. Caused a lot of leaks.
Two items for engine and saildrive. For the exhaust, if you find the JB Weld does not hold up, look into a product called Pyro Putty which stands up to 2800 deg F temps. Comes in a 2 part paste (not epoxy) in aluminum and iron compatible versions. Cost around $70 for 6 oz, can be filed but can't be used on component where water will be in contact with it. I have used on damaged Volvo Penta exhaust ports. For the saildrives- about 15 yrs ago SV Ocelot rigged up a system for their saildrives that would help prevent saltwater getting into saildrive and let them know if there was a problem. Consists of a hole drilled into top of saildrive, hole is tapped and hose compatible nipple screwed in. Hose with shut off valve is attached and hose leads up to a semi-transparent gradation marked plastic container that is importantly above the waterline and contains transmission oil. With hose valve open, if a leak develops in any of the lower unit seals, transmission fluid from the tank will flow down tube replacing the leaked oil, preventing sea water from coming in. The lower level of fluid in plastic container is your indication that you have a saildrive seal leak.
Used think same putty on radiator. Works very well on sealing hole in metal tanks. I know it as "Platley putty". 1 white and 1 black bar, once mixing correctly it turns cream colour and gives you plenty time. Smooth of just using wet finger.👍
From my experience, i have plenty of these engines. It was always the sensor. I never had actually had to replace the sail drive seals. Even the local Yanmar dealer after 7 years told me don’t replace the seals unless there is actually a leak.
You need to check your exhaust elbow welds ,you will find they are cracked,that is were the corrosion comes from. water sits there when the engine is turn off, the tube is welded in side and out
@@BarefootTravels a garentee, I'm sure you will have a lot more when it goes live to everyonen xD The controverstial bit the difference for me is the chees on the spag bol xD
😆 davy agrees cheese is a necessity on pasta but he doesn’t like the long spaghetti noodles …. Yet the long lasagna noodles are okay? I suppose it’s different because you cut it to eat eat but still.
Great job mate, even with rusty tools🤣 finally someone using there other head with the dielectric lube well done, did u rethread the sensor in or just silicon it? Love ur little dog so cute. Take care and remember Covids still around ok🇦🇺🌈🍺💖
@@BarefootTravels Please tell Foxy, we have 7 dogs, 6 Chihuahuas and a Rottweiler, yeh I know Foxy it's a crazy furry family, ask mum dad for a treat from us ok🐕🐶🐾🇦🇺🤣
I'm in the other side I don't. Iike pasta but love lasagna, and I have meatballs and sauce when the family is having spaghetti. Foe me it's the texture of the pasta even with sauce on it.
Are you discharging water overboard? First place to look if you haven't your video doesn't show or say you did that! Also noticed for future reference that your engine has lots of small rust areas on bolts etc. Good to adress those things like bolts etc. That rust! Rust is sneaky and I'm noticed till you can't get things apart. Corrosion Kills things quickly. Hope the best for your incident and is an easy fix! Smile and Sail on
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Davey good job , Erica saw your highs and lows again this week. Candidly it is kinda hard for me to see your stressful times. Give her a c hug Dsvy . Lasagna is red sauce pasta. Beautiful dream as always
😁👍 I wish you could slip a anode it in there somewhere.
Love it mate
PRAISE proper maintenance procedure. You are the first person doing electrical installation or service who has mentioned dielectric lube ! All the lightning protection features are null n void if corrosion gets in the loop. ! Automobiles, communications equipment ect. ALL use it...but I've yet to see it used on any other multi million viewed channels. Right on Davy. Oh uh and those plastic pipe thd.fittings can use a dab of silicone sealant to help them not friction seize. Luck on getting ot of that place .
Thanks mate!!
LOL absolutely more/less the same 😂
Nice job 👏 yes its still cold here in Vancouver Canada slowly warming up.
🍻🍻🍻👌engine looks great
Thanks
We will be in Nassau on April 20th and half moon Kay on 21st and Freeport on the 22d on a cruise carnival legend .Ann and I would love to see you guys if your there.?
Unfortunately I don’t think we’ll be that far north yet! We’re still down in the crooked islands.
And of a volt meter and some good luck you had .
So happy for you guys that everything worked out well for you both ☺️
Thank you
I’m always learning something new from you Davie 👍🏻👍🏻
Cheers mate!
Excellent little refresh. Now you can motor with some piece of mind.
I myself like pasta in any form. But, hey. Each to their own. That being said though. Yes Erica, you are correct that lasagna is pasta in bolognese sauce. Maybe it’s all the others goodies that make it better?
Davy’s saying liars lasagna is not pasta in Bolognese sauce! 😆
But yes it is all the goodies and CHEESE!!
@@BarefootTravels mmmm cheese. Everything is better with cheese……..and bacon🤔
Agreed!!!!
Great job Davy on getting so much done on the engine in three days. Just the thought of pulling my engine would give me sleepless nights lol. I need to replace my exhaust elbow. Keep up the great work. You’re looking hot as always Erica. Cheers 🍻
Thank you!! Yea definitely had some sleepless nights prior to pulling it out but I’m so glad I did!
Great job Davey.. engine looks like new again. Time
Thanks Ron!
Davy, just a thought on my way of fixing exhaust flange. After applying jb weld, place some soft plasic on exhaust flange on bolt on, not to tight and leave till hard. Once set updo, take plastic of and saves alota filling. Before it sets you can make it look nice around motor side. Nice job, very well done 👌👌❤
Thank you. Yes I thought of that as I was doing the job but it was too late
Erica, I'm the same. I don't like Lasagne, but do like Spagetti bolognese. The difference? Spagbol, doesn't have bechamel sauce. Great work on that engine, Davy.
Cheers!!
You are a true self sufficient sailor when you pull the engine while on the water away from a dock.
I don’t know if you did it or not when painting tape up the hose barb connections. Water and oil can get between the paint and metal causing leakage even with a good tight hose clamp. John Deere was bad to paint the connections on some of their engines from the factory. Caused a lot of leaks.
Cheers!!
Two items for engine and saildrive.
For the exhaust, if you find the JB Weld does not hold up, look into a product called Pyro Putty which stands up to 2800 deg F temps. Comes in a 2 part paste (not epoxy) in aluminum and iron compatible versions. Cost around $70 for 6 oz, can be filed but can't be used on component where water will be in contact with it. I have used on damaged Volvo Penta exhaust ports.
For the saildrives- about 15 yrs ago SV Ocelot rigged up a system for their saildrives that would help prevent saltwater getting into saildrive and let them know if there was a problem. Consists of a hole drilled into top of saildrive, hole is tapped and hose compatible nipple screwed in. Hose with shut off valve is attached and hose leads up to a semi-transparent gradation marked plastic container that is importantly above the waterline and contains transmission oil. With hose valve open, if a leak develops in any of the lower unit seals, transmission fluid from the tank will flow down tube replacing the leaked oil, preventing sea water from coming in. The lower level of fluid in plastic container is your indication that you have a saildrive seal leak.
Thank you for the advice
Used think same putty on radiator. Works very well on sealing hole in metal tanks. I know it as "Platley putty". 1 white and 1 black bar, once mixing correctly it turns cream colour and gives you plenty time. Smooth of just using wet finger.👍
From my experience, i have plenty of these engines. It was always the sensor. I never had actually had to replace the sail drive seals. Even the local Yanmar dealer after 7 years told me don’t replace the seals unless there is actually a leak.
Thanks for the reassurance!
You need to check your exhaust elbow welds ,you will find they are cracked,that is were the corrosion comes from. water sits there when the engine is turn off, the tube is welded in side and out
Thanks for the tip
Engine looks great. Is the port side next? Cheers.
Thanks! Luckily the port side engine is in better condition so we don’t need to pull it out completely
Great job on the refitting of the engine!! Are you going to do the same on the other one? Keep safe and keep smiling!!
The other one is in better condition. So no we haven’t pulled that one out yet. Did some touch ups in the engine bay. One day maybe will pull it out
I’m with Davy, love lasagna but don’t like bolognese haha
Yes! Thank you!!!
I am the exact oposite to Dave, I hate lasagna but love spag bol xD
😆 I was waiting for comments on this 😂
@@BarefootTravels a garentee, I'm sure you will have a lot more when it goes live to everyonen xD The controverstial bit the difference for me is the chees on the spag bol xD
😆 davy agrees cheese is a necessity on pasta but he doesn’t like the long spaghetti noodles …. Yet the long lasagna noodles are okay? I suppose it’s different because you cut it to eat eat but still.
@@BarefootTravels Although I like the long spaghetti I do find them more of a hassle over the shapes xD
😂😂
Great job mate, even with rusty tools🤣 finally someone using there other head with the dielectric lube well done, did u rethread the sensor in or just silicon it? Love ur little dog so cute. Take care and remember Covids still around ok🇦🇺🌈🍺💖
Thanks. We had a new sensor to install so all is well there.
Foxy says thank you!!
@@BarefootTravels Please tell Foxy, we have 7 dogs, 6 Chihuahuas and a Rottweiler, yeh I know Foxy it's a crazy furry family, ask mum dad for a treat from us ok🐕🐶🐾🇦🇺🤣
Woof woof 🐶 🐾
Hey you know what I use for bleeding the fuel system, I use my oil extraction pump, it is really fast.
Cool! Every motor has its own little tricks hey!
I'm in the other side I don't. Iike pasta but love lasagna, and I have meatballs and sauce when the family is having spaghetti.
Foe me it's the texture of the pasta even with sauce on it.
😆 yes your on my side! Cheers mate
Are you discharging water overboard? First place to look if you haven't your video doesn't show or say you did that! Also noticed for future reference that your engine has lots of small rust areas on bolts etc. Good to adress those things like bolts etc. That rust! Rust is sneaky and I'm noticed till you can't get things apart. Corrosion Kills things quickly. Hope the best for your incident and is an easy fix! Smile and Sail on
Davy took the whole engine out to address the rust issue
condensation inside the plug?
So next time just pull the connector a part on the wiring to see if the sounds stops .
We did that and it did stop
Guys...we are weird....I hate sour cream and I hate Avocado....but love Guacamole ....go figure...
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Sail drives are only good for the boat manufacturers.
Crack on shorty
Cheers!!