Good job "on the hard" repairs. Soph, your gentle optimism and being able to read Slim well, will always make stressful times, much less stressful for Slim. Slim, keep up the great work, and remember to listen to Soph. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
After all that maintenance work, your cooking is always a highlight and well deserved treat. Keep sharing those gastronomic teases. On far too many occasions your meals with a fresh catch have led us to order sushi 🍣! Guilty as charged! 🤦♂️
Yep, fastest anti foul and transducer job yet ! Sailing sometimes doesn't go the way you planned, especially the boat job part. I think you handled this VERY WELL. So, I'm joining your P club. Way to go guys. Michael S
I love you guys, you are one of the only sailing channels I continue to watch after moving aboard. Glad you got your boat fixed and ready! Fair winds and following seas.❤❤❤🌬🌊
In an ideal world, building up an epoxy pad where the transducers are, so they have a flat surface to mate up to inside and out would reduce the need for a big wad of Sika.
Just a thought, but it looked like they still had the slings under you when you started up the engine ... maybe the rear sling was partially covering your engine water intake through hull. It would explain the issue. Glad to see that it worked out!!
Oh Gawd. Who'd own a boat... I would... I do... Don't let it get you down... The first time you hear the bow wave and wosh of a wave as you surf down, It's worth it...
S&S,,,GOOD JOB,,,I can't wait to watch you guys Ripping through the water with Nakama,!!! Don't forget a pizza and cold draft beer along the trip!!! 👍👍👍
I've been thinking about you two and hanging out all week to know how you went! My heart sank when you said the impeller wasn't working initially but then was so happy to hear it was an airlock. You two make my week! Thanks for the great ep!
Look on the bright side….Slim received a good coat of anti foul as well. That should keep his bottom free of growth for a bit😁 See you legends next time, be well my friends.
You Dead Set Troopers 🤜💥🤛 The Avo & Egg, deserved a beer & champane for that marathon effort Bet your happy to be back on the water Really looking forward to this leg of the journey 🍻🍺 Stevo
Such a great episode! I'm glad Slim's frustrations made it into the episode. I could feel this as well. I've been quietly cheering you guys from the early days. So glad to see the progress you guys have made on so many fronts.
So glad you enjoyed and wow so cool to hear you've been following for so long! Really appreciate it 😊 Yep, it was definitely a bit of a tough and tiring few days😮💨
.... you got-er-licked .. well done team .... bet you are glad that you did the haul now .... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
Keep the chins up you two, fantastic vlog,! I have enjoyed every episode and now youure heading into my old stamping ground as young sailor with the Navy ......
Oh maaaan is this relatable 😂 our hyped up splash day was foiled by a leaking propshaft seal and once that was fixed no fuel to the engine hahaha oh boat life is so glamorous. Awesome video, as always ♥️
Nice one. You made thru hulls and anti foul interesting. So that’s good story telling. In a world of experts and a owners self doubts, it’s worth remembering the best way is your own plan.
Good job on fixing the 2 transducers,I would have put some silka around the inside under the nut.I noticed the guy you hired did not do that when he installed them.They should be fine as much as you put on the outside Silka probably went up in there anyway.Antifoulant was the correct choice,so you should be good to go 👍👍
You have done everthing in your power to have it all ship shape boats as you know will test you and your pashents all the work is behind you both dont look back and go and enjoy an adventure of a life time and slim can holm his fishing skills on the way and if he has no luck in the Kimberly he should sell his fishing gear hahaha good luck and i look fwd to your next show MV Joy-C
Slim and Soph excellent Video once again. Anti foul why not. You had the time and it was a great decision. Fixing up them two leaks yourselves was a great choice as you did 200% better job than the previous boat workers who did the work. I think they were just after a quick easy money scheme. I guess you had air in engine so that's why water wasn't coming out. Thankfully you got that fix. That was a bunch of boat work you did in that short time on the hard. Looking forward to next video see you later !!
Great job guys! These sorts of hassle's do put a damper on things when your all fired up and ready to go. But hey, a good feed a cold beer, a cuddle and a nights sleep and you'll be fine! Well that's my theory. I had similar wet holes, but I had a tri, at least you only have one hull to sweat over 😄 Happy sails and as Brooks Atkinson said "Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit."
Yay for Season 3 !!! Y'all have worked so hard for this next big Sailing journey. Nakama is looking fly. I'm happy you're on the way. Hugs from Texas 🩷🤠🩷
Great work under pressure. Still think those transducers could use a little extra backing pad for the nut to bed onto but the hull looks pretty thick & the sika should seal it. Nice one
Well done you two! Give each other a pat on the back from me. :-) Thank you for sharing the good and the bad! Fair winds and following seas. Richard UK
Wel done guys, I love your old classic, and it takes a lot of time and determination to keep her a float. I love your enthusiasm and the way you bring your message across. You're my favorite channel. Keep them coming. Looking forward yous going around aussie. Cheers.
Well done guy's you both have done extremely well to get Nakama ship shape to endure this part of circumnavigating Australia !! Enjoy guy's and safe travels
Buen trabajo!!! hicieron lo que se tenia que hacer, luego la vida decide , pero la actitud es lo mas importante. Y los problemas se solucionan!!! buen detalle el de dejar secar la silicona y luego terminar de ajustar; poca gente lo hace. Un saludo desde Argentina!!
What a slog, but with fingers crossed, the seal holds, and life will be good, as you live the dream, many have, but never live it. Keep living it. I'm sure the seal problem is related to not having a perfectly flat surface for the outboard flange to seal against. Strange that these transducers do not have a proper gasket between the flange and the hull. Enjoy the journey!!
I had a Yanmar 3gm30 in my previous boat for almost 30 years and discovered that I needed to close the main seawater inlet seacock before going in the slings to avoid the problem with the raw water pump not being strong enough to draw water after a lift out!! This only happens when the impeller is a bit older. Good luck in the Kimberly!! Enjoy!!
3:54 - Problem sighted. Need the create a flat spot out of fiberglass? maybe grind a flat area? Would need some fresh fiberglass ether way? Pressing play to see how you solve the issue, or not.
Sorry the cat hit send! What I was saying was sometimes the dog of doom barks when we are a bit frazzled. I appreciated Slim sharing those moments of gloom as these times give folks that haven’t been there and done that a realistic insight to the cruising life.
Well done ya lovelies. All those things that went awry did so at the best possible time yeah? Now you're as prepared as you reasonably can be. Tally ho then!!
do you know, you can actualy mount a transducer inside on top of the hull, provided the hull at the spot is solid glassfiber. you glue a small well tight to the hull surface with some sort of curing marine putty, fill it up with glycerine so that the transducer, when mounted, is wetted. that will transmit the ecco through the glassfiber almost as if it were no there. the wells came with the transducer in various variations, cut off at different angles to fit the slope of the surface. I did that on my Cutlass 27 and it works perfect.
You guys knocked it outta the park on the re[airs ! So happy for you and so looking forward to following along for season 3 ! Good winds and calm seas to ya ! I'll be living vicariously through you the whole way ;-)
Chilli was a Champion throughout, she was onboard the entire time except she came with us when we stayed on Myles boat for a night as we could'nt stay in the yard. She knows Myles boat 'A Morning Song' well as she has been babysat by Myles before
Love the content and your boat story. I'm curious to why the use of Sikaflex vs 3m 4200 assuming transducers would be replaced in the next 100 years. Hell after 2 leaks I'd be tempted to 3M 5200 it and make it a permanent part of the hull and outlive the heat death of the universe. I am slightly unfamiliar with Sika products so maybe it's an equivalent product. Just curious. Fair winds friends! Nothing better than pulling the masking tape off of a boot stripe! Good on ya! Keep on keeping on!
Ahhh so you purchased Crossroads, I looked at the advert when I ended up with another Duncanson 34 down in Philip island. Shame I missed you two when you were in Darwin but I suspect I may have been down in Melbourne while you two were passing through. Looks like you managed to end up the most expensive marina and yard in Darwin. So now you two are down south, probably Adelaide or further east by now what's the future plans? Maybe see you up in Asia? Will stalk you via Marine Traffic. Cheers Nige / Bison.
Please don't forget 2 protect your ears! Those loud, whirring, tools will rob U of your hearing! Health & happiness 2 U. And, safe travels! ❤️ Doesn't antifouling call 4 masks? B kind 2 yourselves!
Yes, no water...even where you want water...funny, in not a funny way, an airlock where you've not had an airlock. Probably want to keep a close eye on the engine temp. Thanks for the video.
Think those transducers are composite material and must be glued to the hull with epoxy, becoming a part of the hull - sikaflex or anything like that has nothing to do there. Check how people glue their "Trudesign" stuff.. I m so happy with my Trudesign installations here in Norway - Epoxy is the only answer!
Yep Slim reminded me of me! When tired hungn
I love that boat. What luck, a 19 year old woman with long hair and a boat. That is called heaven in this world.
She's a bit of a stunna! The boat I mean... 😂 Cheers for your lovely comment
Good job "on the hard" repairs. Soph, your gentle optimism and being able to read Slim well, will always make stressful times, much less stressful for Slim. Slim, keep up the great work, and remember to listen to Soph. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Cheers for your comment 😊 Appreciate you tuning in
After all that maintenance work, your cooking is always a highlight and well deserved treat. Keep sharing those gastronomic teases. On far too many occasions your meals with a fresh catch have led us to order sushi 🍣! Guilty as charged! 🤦♂️
Hahha! Glad to hear you enjoy the meals! Can't wait to bring you more sushi content 😂
@@SlimandSophSailingNakama getting me hungry already!
Yep, fastest anti foul and transducer job yet ! Sailing sometimes doesn't go the way you planned, especially the boat job part. I think you handled this VERY WELL. So, I'm joining your P club. Way to go guys. Michael S
Aw cheers legend! Appreciate it mate. We'll reach out to you over there 😊
I love you guys, you are one of the only sailing channels I continue to watch after moving aboard. Glad you got your boat fixed and ready! Fair winds and following seas.❤❤❤🌬🌊
I dont think there is a better one.
Aw wow! That's a HUGELY kind comment. So glad to hear you're enjoying following along 😊 Cheers!
Hey, Slim &Soph, you two did a beautiful and successfy job in no time at all. Reach right over and give yourself a great bib pet on you back ! ! !
Good idea. A beer and a good sleep. Cheers!
Cheers legend!
In an ideal world, building up an epoxy pad where the transducers are, so they have a flat surface to mate up to inside and out would reduce the need for a big wad of Sika.
Oh have I been baffled by the old air lock 🤦♂️ lol at least it was just a air lock👍👍
haha! I know we like ooohh nooo, now what?! luckily an easy fix!
Great job guys!
Cheers!
Just a thought, but it looked like they still had the slings under you when you started up the engine ... maybe the rear sling was partially covering your engine water intake through hull. It would explain the issue. Glad to see that it worked out!!
Oh Gawd. Who'd own a boat... I would... I do... Don't let it get you down... The first time you hear the bow wave and wosh of a wave as you surf down, It's worth it...
😂 The good definitely outways the bad!
Ya'll are tremendous filmmakers. Totally dig this channel. SV Kota
Aw cheers legend! Appreciate it. So glad to hear you're enjoying it!
S&S,,,GOOD JOB,,,I can't wait to watch you guys Ripping through the water with Nakama,!!! Don't forget a pizza and cold draft beer along the trip!!! 👍👍👍
Cheers mate! Naka's will be gliding!
I've been thinking about you two and hanging out all week to know how you went! My heart sank when you said the impeller wasn't working initially but then was so happy to hear it was an airlock.
You two make my week! Thanks for the great ep!
Aw cheers legend, appreciate you thinking of us 😊 That's very nice to hear, glad you are enjoying the videos 😊
Well done, now the adventure begins.
Woohooo!
Look on the bright side….Slim received a good coat of anti foul as well. That should keep his bottom free of growth for a bit😁
See you legends next time, be well my friends.
😂 Well worth the lifting then hey! hahaha, cheers legend
Happy Days, enjoy the Kimberley, a nature wonderland. ❤
Cheers legend!
You Dead Set Troopers 🤜💥🤛
The Avo & Egg, deserved a beer & champane for that marathon effort
Bet your happy to be back on the water
Really looking forward to this leg of the journey
🍻🍺 Stevo
Such a great episode! I'm glad Slim's frustrations made it into the episode. I could feel this as well.
I've been quietly cheering you guys from the early days. So glad to see the progress you guys have made on so many fronts.
So glad you enjoyed and wow so cool to hear you've been following for so long! Really appreciate it 😊 Yep, it was definitely a bit of a tough and tiring few days😮💨
Thanks guys. 😊
Cheers Trev
Y'all will be fine, enjoy all of it.
.... you got-er-licked .. well done team .... bet you are glad that you did the haul now .... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
Cheers Peter! appreciate it legend
Keep the chins up you two, fantastic vlog,! I have enjoyed every episode and now youure heading into my old stamping ground as young sailor with the Navy ......
Glad you enjoyed! And so glad to hear you've been enjoying the journey too! Oh wow, awesome. Can't wait to showcase it!
Oh maaaan is this relatable 😂 our hyped up splash day was foiled by a leaking propshaft seal and once that was fixed no fuel to the engine hahaha oh boat life is so glamorous.
Awesome video, as always ♥️
glad to see evrything sorted before you take off. think of it as leveling up your boat fixing experience lol well done
Cheers Jason! That's it hey! Never can be too practised in the art of boat jobs 😅
Well done guys & all the best on your trip. Come on slim, she'll be right 💯🥳. SV Kiwi Lady Opua Bay of islands New Zealand 👍🏿
She will be right!!! 😁 Cheers legend from across the ditch 😊
Nice one. You made thru hulls and anti foul interesting. So that’s good story telling. In a world of experts and a owners self doubts, it’s worth remembering the best way is your own plan.
Great Episode, boat work is relentless but every job increases your skill set, just love your roll the sleeves up attitude you both have got this.
My guess for failure of these thru hulls is the location is subject to floatsume and jetsum strikes as you sail.
Good job on fixing the 2 transducers,I would have put some silka around the inside under the nut.I noticed the guy you hired did not do that when he installed them.They should be fine as much as you put on the outside Silka probably went up in there anyway.Antifoulant was the correct choice,so you should be good to go 👍👍
Aw cheers legend! That's really nice to hear! Appreciate you tuning in!
You have done everthing in your power to have it all ship shape boats as you know will test you and your pashents all the work is behind you both dont look back and go and enjoy an adventure of a life time and slim can holm his fishing skills on the way and if he has no luck in the Kimberly he should sell his fishing gear hahaha good luck and i look fwd to your next show MV Joy-C
Cheers for the lovely comment! Hahaha love it 😁
We had the same problem with our transducer. Had to put the sealant all the way up the threads and not just on the end. Glad you got it fixed.
Slim and Soph excellent Video once again. Anti foul why not. You had the time and it was a great decision. Fixing up them two leaks yourselves was a great choice as you did 200% better job than the previous boat workers who did the work. I think they were just after a quick easy money scheme.
I guess you had air in engine so that's why water wasn't coming out. Thankfully you got that fix.
That was a bunch of boat work you did in that short time on the hard.
Looking forward to next video see you later !!
Cheers for the lovely comment legend. Appreciate you tuning in once again 😊
@SlimandSophSailingNakama really like your channel is very enjoyable.
Wishing Ya'll The Best!!!!!!
Cheers!
You guys are fantastic, just a great team and a great channel, between you guys and alluring arctic sailing the RUclips sailing world is complete!
Great job guys! These sorts of hassle's do put a damper on things when your all fired up and ready to go. But hey, a good feed a cold beer, a cuddle and a nights sleep and you'll be fine! Well that's my theory. I had similar wet holes, but I had a tri, at least you only have one hull to sweat over 😄
Happy sails and as Brooks Atkinson said "Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit."
That's it hey! Oh golly, yeah, one hull is sometimes too much to deal with, not sure about 3 😂 Cheers legend, love the quote
Yay for Season 3 !!! Y'all have worked so hard for this next big Sailing journey. Nakama is looking fly. I'm happy you're on the way. Hugs from Texas 🩷🤠🩷
Hooraaayyy! Can't wait to share season 3, FINALLY!
Great work under pressure. Still think those transducers could use a little extra backing pad for the nut to bed onto but the hull looks pretty thick & the sika should seal it. Nice one
Nice work guys. You episodes go tooooo quickly. Cheers from Tasmania.
Awww, well that's nice to hear 😁 Cheers legend, looking forward to that Tassie coast!
Welldone Ateam great stuff give yourselves a pat on the back sailors fair winds calm seas cheers
Love the honesty :) Slim get a beer and a good meal in ya youll be just fine keep up the good work folks love the channel :))
Cheers legend! A beer and food fixed everything 😂 Glad to hear you're enjoying the channel 😊
Well done you two! Give each other a pat on the back from me. :-) Thank you for sharing the good and the bad! Fair winds and following seas. Richard UK
Cheers! Appreciate you tuning in! thanks Richard😊
Wel done guys, I love your old classic, and it takes a lot of time and determination to keep her a float.
I love your enthusiasm and the way you bring your message across. You're my favorite channel.
Keep them coming. Looking forward yous going around aussie.
Cheers.
She's a beauty! Thanks legend, so glad to hear that 😊
Well done guy's you both have done extremely well to get Nakama ship shape to endure this part of circumnavigating Australia !! Enjoy guy's and safe travels
Cheers Danny! Appreciate your comment mate 😊
Outstanding work you two …..RESPECT 👏🏻👏🏻
Cheers Anthony!
Buen trabajo!!! hicieron lo que se tenia que hacer, luego la vida decide , pero la actitud es lo mas importante. Y los problemas se solucionan!!! buen detalle el de dejar secar la silicona y luego terminar de ajustar; poca gente lo hace. Un saludo desde Argentina!!
Long live Dunkies forever ❤😅
Woohoo!
@@SlimandSophSailingNakama Ooh yeah!!
Love you guys, best Season III ever.
What a slog, but with fingers crossed, the seal holds, and life will be good, as you live the dream, many have, but never live it. Keep living it. I'm sure the seal problem is related to not having a perfectly flat surface for the outboard flange to seal against. Strange that these transducers do not have a proper gasket between the flange and the hull. Enjoy the journey!!
Best wishes to you both. Thanks for your company.
Cheers mate, appreciate you tuning in!😊
Glad you got everything taken care of. I can't wait to see what comes next !
Cheers! Us too!
Woo hoo, well done guys! 😁
Woohooo! Cheers!
I'm a bit exhausted. Whew! Stoked for the clean bottom sailing and smiling faces. Thanks for sharing. 🌬⛵️
😅 Cheers for tuning in legend 🙌
Awesome work guys. Love your content👍👍
Cheers Stuart! Glad to hear that legend 😊
Hey guys awesome effort, well done. Now enjoy the trip.
congrads
Cheers!
Keep up the good work, good and Bon Voyage👍
Cheers legend! appreciate it😊
Well done legends 🤘
Cheers mate!
I had a Yanmar 3gm30 in my previous boat for almost 30 years and discovered that I needed to close the main seawater inlet seacock before going in the slings to avoid the problem with the raw water pump not being strong enough to draw water after a lift out!!
This only happens when the impeller is a bit older.
Good luck in the Kimberly!! Enjoy!!
Ahhh interesting to hear! Cheers for that mate 😊
Should have read good luck and Bon Voyage
Hay mate did u use the primer for sika flex
3:54 - Problem sighted. Need the create a flat spot out of fiberglass? maybe grind a flat area? Would need some fresh fiberglass ether way?
Pressing play to see how you solve the issue, or not.
Sorry the cat hit send! What I was saying was sometimes the dog of doom barks when we are a bit frazzled. I appreciated Slim sharing those moments of gloom as these times give folks that haven’t been there and done that a realistic insight to the cruising life.
Yep definitely. We think it's important to share some of our more gloomy thoughts about boat life too. Cheers for your lovely comment, appreciate it 😊
Well done ya lovelies. All those things that went awry did so at the best possible time yeah? Now you're as prepared as you reasonably can be. Tally ho then!!
Yep, probably the best time to come across it! Cheers legend 😊
do you know, you can actualy mount a transducer inside on top of the hull, provided the hull at the spot is solid glassfiber. you glue a small well tight to the hull surface with some sort of curing marine putty, fill it up with glycerine so that the transducer, when mounted, is wetted. that will transmit the ecco through the glassfiber almost as if it were no there. the wells came with the transducer in various variations, cut off at different angles to fit the slope of the surface. I did that on my Cutlass 27 and it works perfect.
You guys knocked it outta the park on the re[airs ! So happy for you and so looking forward to following along for season 3 ! Good winds and calm seas to ya ! I'll be living vicariously through you the whole way ;-)
Solid cuppla days on the hard. Good job S&S. Where is chilli while all of this is going on?
Chilli was a Champion throughout, she was onboard the entire time except she came with us when we stayed on Myles boat for a night as we could'nt stay in the yard. She knows Myles boat 'A Morning Song' well as she has been babysat by Myles before
@@SlimandSophSailingNakama oh nice yeah can’t imagine it’d be nice for you two or chilli to stay on the boat on the hard
If it makes you feel any better... my boat takes on at least 5L of salt water a night ;). I don't let it bother me lol
😂 Oh dear, that's the spirit!
Love the content and your boat story. I'm curious to why the use of Sikaflex vs 3m 4200 assuming transducers would be replaced in the next 100 years. Hell after 2 leaks I'd be tempted to 3M 5200 it and make it a permanent part of the hull and outlive the heat death of the universe. I am slightly unfamiliar with Sika products so maybe it's an equivalent product. Just curious. Fair winds friends! Nothing better than pulling the masking tape off of a boot stripe! Good on ya! Keep on keeping on!
Ahhh so you purchased Crossroads, I looked at the advert when I ended up with another Duncanson 34 down in Philip island. Shame I missed you two when you were in Darwin but I suspect I may have been down in Melbourne while you two were passing through. Looks like you managed to end up the most expensive marina and yard in Darwin. So now you two are down south, probably Adelaide or further east by now what's the future plans?
Maybe see you up in Asia? Will stalk you via Marine Traffic. Cheers Nige / Bison.
Dont worry Sikka fixes everything😅
That's our theory! 😂
Why do you install transducers? Isn't better to attach them to the pall and stick outside if they needed?
Please don't forget 2 protect your ears! Those loud, whirring, tools will rob U of your hearing! Health & happiness 2 U. And, safe travels! ❤️ Doesn't antifouling call 4 masks? B kind 2 yourselves!
Saildrive oil is white - that means there is a waterleak into the drive - easy to fix, but no good if you continue to use it it in that state...
Are the in hull transducers not as good? Love ya vids BTW guys❤
I suppose as long as you seal them right they are fine 😊 Glad to hear you're enjoying the videos legend 😊
Fuckin legends!
Yew!
It looked like they hardly had any sika on either of the transducers. 😮
Barely any to be honest
❤❤🥰🥰
There’s a wishing well in Darwin. Throw in a coin. Make a wish…… Nup. Still in Darwin. 😕
😃👍👍👍❤
Yes, no water...even where you want water...funny, in not a funny way, an airlock where you've not had an airlock. Probably want to keep a close eye on the engine temp. Thanks for the video.
Think those transducers are composite material and must be glued to the hull with epoxy, becoming a part of the hull - sikaflex or anything like that has nothing to do there. Check how people glue their "Trudesign" stuff.. I m so happy with my Trudesign installations here in Norway - Epoxy is the only answer!
Nakama's bottom looks beautiful. I love a black bottom with white topsides.
A seals Hull is better than a a leaking Hull. and an Anti fouled Hull is always Faster than a dirty Bum. Onwards and & Upwards Soldiers! Kiaora.