That cable is still stiff. I think part of the problem is it's just too long. The way they ran it makes it longer and with more curves than it needs to be. I'll probably try to replace it before I go.
In my case the cable was about 7ft long and had only one 90 deg bend. if you search for motorcycle cable lube kit you can get one for about $12. good luck
can replace that stuffing hose with a longer one at a haulout so can put a small bucket under it. I have a rope handle taped to the hose clamp and it catches the drips. Easy to empty.
That's a good idea 💡 I am also thinking of installing a dripless shaft seal. Haulout won't be for at least a year so I'll have to see how the budget is doing 😅
@@sailingonabudget - Should be plenty and should be easy on fuel. There’s one for sale near me with the Yanmar, no model number but listed as 20hp. Owner is asking $14k he bought the old girl in 1977, original owner. Gonna have to go have a look at her.
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Congrats!
Our anniversary is also New Years Eve.. 1980
Sorry for the late reply ! But yeah, if I had it to do over again I think I would pick another date. Hard to get reservations !!!
Wow!! Lisa did a great job on the painting! And you have put in ALOT of hard work!!
I'm so excited for y'all!! Let us know when you you get it back to Jville and we'll, and you show it off to us!
I have a frozen cable on my sailboat.
Motorcycles have the same problem.
You can buy an adaptor to help you spray oil into the cable.
That cable is still stiff. I think part of the problem is it's just too long. The way they ran it makes it longer and with more curves than it needs to be. I'll probably try to replace it before I go.
In my case the cable was about 7ft long and had only one 90 deg bend. if you search for motorcycle cable lube kit you can get one for about $12. good luck
can replace that stuffing hose with a longer one at a haulout so can put a small bucket under it. I have a rope handle taped to the hose clamp and it catches the drips. Easy to empty.
That's a good idea 💡 I am also thinking of installing a dripless shaft seal. Haulout won't be for at least a year so I'll have to see how the budget is doing 😅
Happy for y'all man! I can not wait to see it on the water..... y'all don't be a stranger to the beach though....lol
Thanks Creel Man...we could never stay away from the beach !!
Where are you now?
Hope you are watching my videos still and you can see what I'm up to.
Looks great 👍🏼 What engine is on the boat?
It's a Yanmar 2QM20, 22 hp. It runs really good, I'm pretty happy with it.
@@sailingonabudget - Should be plenty and should be easy on fuel. There’s one for sale near me with the Yanmar, no model number but listed as 20hp. Owner is asking $14k he bought the old girl in 1977, original owner. Gonna have to go have a look at her.
@@sboy1955 Maintenance is everything when it comes to older boats. If he has taken care of it over the years it could be a real gem. Keep me posted !
Congrats on the Endeavour 32. I bought the same boat about 18months ago. Have fun! Similar condition. ruclips.net/video/mU_louM6KcM/видео.html
She really seems like a great boat. We got her back home, I'm working on the video for that trip. It was a long motor, but fun !