⛵️ENGINE DIED - DIY Complete Overhaul | SAILING BOAT LIFE | Hallberg Rassy 352
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- So, our outboard died. So, time to DIY!
We need to replace the prop and take you step by step thru the process - never done this before , what could go wrong? Well ….
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As young as he feels. I always enjoy your videos!
That’s the perfect answer William !
Thanks for all your support :)
I think he's going to be 42! The answer to everything in the universe.
Lolol
You are close !
Jeff, keep that prop and when your near a dealer ask if they can supply you with a new bush to push into your old prop and then you will have a spare prop, it's generally the rubber that fails and you should be able to replace the bush, the dealer may have to do this for you though, All the best, Al
Unfortunately for this model , Yamaha doesn’t offer the bushings separate. That would have been the best fix for sure !!
Kevin says to give him the goods 😂😂😅😅 haha
Hahaha!!
Appreciate you guys all watching !
What ‘goods’ are you speaking of specifically 😂😂😂😂
I noticed you installed the cotter pin 90 degrees out, shear force is meant for the head of the cotter pin to be in the slot. Should be ok, but suggest next time to install the head of the cotter pin in the grove of the castle nut. Great Vid thanks for sharing :)
Thanks alleycat!!
I have given your feedback to Jeff and he will definitely give it another look to see if he can adjust it , thank you for catching that!
Great video, presently we are sailing in Brazil, enjoying your stories.
Thanks for tuning in Rauf!
How’s the weather there?
@@sailingjoco it is sunny and warm at S13 latitude.
Sounds lovely !
@sailingjoco If you cross the Atlantic to the Azores, possibly sharing some intelligence with you.
Maybe one day we will ; we have several friends who have crewed on boats this year making the crossing, it’s a big one !
Another great episode! -- QUESTION -- You guys have made me think more and more about sailing around the world. There are some guys sailing on 30' Cape Dories or Alberg 30 (sailing triteia and Sam Holmes Sailing) but I think it would be better in something a bit bigger like your sailboat. My question is this, have you ever had leaks from the hull deck joints or anything like that - I know you had some condensation issues but that is not a leak?
Hey Coleen ! We’ve helped bring you over to the dark side have we? ⛵️👌😂
We enjoy our 35 foot - Joco has an awesome layout - but wouldn’t go any smaller for two of us.
Another great feature of the HR352 is the hull itself has been brought up over the toerail so there isn’t really any joint to get leaks at 👌👌
Our condensation problem was just because it was in the winter time and we didn’t have the diesel heater working at the time to dry the air out. This is a very common thing on all boats
@@sailingjoco LOL...yes, leaning to the dark side. So if you were to do it again, what size would you think is the ideal perfect size to aim for?
It really depends on the layout honestly. You gotta get in the boat and see how it is for you.
Initially we were looking for 40+ but ….
I think Jeff is going to be 36🎉
These guesses are great ! Makes Jeff feel like a spring chicken lolol
Can I ask what you think is the best horse power rating for your dinghy motor?
We have an 8hp for this dinghy , and that’s the max it can handle
@@sailingjoco thank you.
No prob !
Stuff, do you own it, or does it own you?
Definitely feel like that sometimes !
Jeff wants to get a sailing dinghy in the future so hopefully would be less issues but we’ll see
Oh no, SO 37 1/2 lol
Haha ;) clever !!
37?
Great guess ! Jeff thanks you ;-) but … you’re too kind 😜