Hey Chas, your not being dramatic, I think its totally understandable that you are stressed about your vessel and the possibility of your girlfriend having to leave the country. I think its super strong of you to show these emotions to this large of an audience. Keep up the energy and the dedication and I'm sure it'll work out. Love and good luck to you and the whole crew ^^
Ok buttercup, this is a rough spot. You have amazing friends that comes thru a pinch. The lesson you are learning WILL be valuable in the future. What if you were in the middle of no where and no cell phone. You are stronger than you know and you are learning. Stay the course captain. You will succeed.
Not sure what you paid for the "engine rebuild" but I'd go ask for a refund. Its just another example of why getting work done in Florida is super risky!
I just saw a meme that said,” ah sailing , the most expensive way to travel for free.” You just gotta learn all that shit so it’s not so overwhelming. Now you know a little more!
I hated to seeing you cry, but I liked seeing you cry because it proves that you"re a genuinely good person and respectable southern gentleman. I really enjoy your tenacity, and courage, and patience, and happy demeaner. You're and inspiration, Chase. Be careful. Bon voyage.
Heyyy Chase, I've been watching the series since the beginning (occasionally giving you shit when the daily vlogs stopped on IG 😂), and I just want to tell you that I am very proud of what you have achieved and that this project is moving on. Part of being a strong man is showing emotions when you need to, and this has been so stressful for you, so it's great that you are showing it. So keep it going, brother, and a lot of love from Yucatán, Mexico.
Thank you so much Jose! That's such an amazing comment and I appreciate the support brother! Yucatan Mexico! Awesome to me that your'e watching from there
monumental occasion with you guys leaving the dock. There is a lot to learn and mistakes will be made. Even the guys with 300,000 miles under their keels and still learning and still making mistakes. My wife and i just bought our first boat and its 60ft. Ive sailed my whole life and driven a lot of boats ( up to 50ft ) but owning your own is different and as you said it is a bit terrifying. We sailed 4 days with the previous owners captain and then our first trip alone was just 10 miles up the bay to the yard where she would be hauled for the winter and if i told you i wasn't slightly terrified i would be lying. In fact the day we were supposed to go it was blowing 17-20 onto the dock and i told my wife we were not going to go and we were waiting till the next day when the forecast was for 5. No way was i going to risk an accident to keep a schedule. This is an important lesson and one you should always remember. Its so great to see you guys on the move!!!.
@@ChasingGrace21 I’ll email you pics. The things you did right when you left the dock 1: made a plan 2: communicated/discussed plan with crew 3: didn’t freak out/scream/yell when it did not go to plan. You will learn to drive the boat, most people never learn #3 so you are already ahead of a lot of people. Drive against your spring lines to help you get on and off the dock, even with a bow thruster sail boats are difficult to drive. Man after seeing even more engine issues it just makes me mad that guy in florida said he basically built you a new engine!!! My 2 last pieces of advice which I actually learned from a RUclips channel is when you are sailing if it’s uncomfortable because of your wind/wave angle you are not married to your next way point. You can change course to make it more comfortable to cook/eat/sleep/relax. Next is REEF EARLY. Safe travels.
I have almost the identical boat as you. Learn how to use prop WASH. I found it best to get the midship line made first when docking. Bow line made first in any wind or current can get you in trouble fast. Prop wash had saved me multiple times.
Being overwhelmed is absolute proof that life is good. The terrible horrible no-good very bad days make the wonderful easy chill days that much better. It is also what shows oneself just how tough you really are. Well done on persevering and getting sh!+ done.
Love your work and what your doing chase. Don’t get down on yourself. Life gets hard, but we find things to make us happy and keep life fun. Keep up the great work!
Congrats on finally finishing it! Well done, you guys! It's great to see the progress and I'm so happy you've finally completed it all. By the way, I have an idea for a tattoo. How about a sausage on Grace? It could represent all the hard work you've done and your most trusted deckhand.❤
A little advice. When towing your dingy always use two lines attached to different places. One day a line will break or come undone so with two you won’t be in the s**t.
I understand it's been four months, but you could have hired any farmer in the Midwest, and they could have dismantled and reassembled that engine blindfolded. You have a big heart, brother. You trusted someone in the trades who shouldn't be doing that kind of work, and paid for it. One good thing is, you're not the same guy anymore. Learn from this and understand that these kinds of unreliable people are out there in every trade, especially now that many younger generations have pursued different paths with technology. Always do a background check to see if the shop has a good reputation with customers. And remember, next time you see a mechanic painting your engine, don't pay him!
The very boat that can give you so much peace and tranquility can also be the same boat that deprives you of peace and tranquility. Two emotions - absolute joy or absolute terror. Who wins? The one you let win. It's all worth it.
The tears were warranted Chase..Just problem after problem..HOPE it's smooth sailing from this point or relatively so..Good luck sexy man!!!..Bloopers were funny as hell Chase!!! LOL
I would really not trust that engine, i think with the issues you had you really cannot trust the rebuild and really have to think what else he skillfully fixed. That mating surface should have been cleaned/resurfaced if it was that pitted/partly gone. Also would be really interesting what the state of your heads are as those rods dont bend by themselves.
Love the channel, not a big fan of scratching tho! (home tattooing) go to a real shop or at least do it on yourself in a sterile environment without the alcohol! good luck on your voyage
so noone sees ya and the salty water, salty teears... ya kno? :) but... 2 choices... allow it to unfold and lern from it or allow it to jack up your happy/joy/life and well eh... lern from it and not let it keep ya down cuz ELEVATE not escalate the only thing that should be BANNED IS THE HATE !!!!!! :) LOVE JOY COMPASSION
Chase, you know I've been watching your videos since day one. But the last three (including this one) are just too long. At least for me. Why not go back to 15-20 min videos? Maybe more of them? Or just cut out more stuff. This is just my opinion and not ment in any hurtful way. Still love you bro. And as always, greetings from Germany!
Ok buttercup, this is a rough spot. You have amazing friends that comes thru a pinch. The lesson you are learning WILL be valuable in the future. What if you were in the middle of no where and no cell phone. You are stronger than you know and you are learning. Stay the course captain. You will succeed.
I hope the mechanic who “rebuilt” your engine watches this and is embarrassed about his work.
Thomas seems like a hell of a friend!
He's legendary
Thomas is Awesome! Even I can understand exactly what he’s talking about……
Hey Chas, your not being dramatic, I think its totally understandable that you are stressed about your vessel and the possibility of your girlfriend having to leave the country. I think its super strong of you to show these emotions to this large of an audience. Keep up the energy and the dedication and I'm sure it'll work out. Love and good luck to you and the whole crew ^^
💯❣ what Ben said You'll get all kinds of love and support from what you think are strangers, but what we viewers call you as a friend
Thanks Ben! That is such an amazing comment! I appreciate the support
Strangers become friends all the time!
Ok buttercup, this is a rough spot. You have amazing friends that comes thru a pinch. The lesson you are learning WILL be valuable in the future. What if you were in the middle of no where and no cell phone. You are stronger than you know and you are learning. Stay the course captain. You will succeed.
Not sure what you paid for the "engine rebuild" but I'd go ask for a refund. Its just another example of why getting work done in Florida is super risky!
Chin up Chase. Better now than when you are in high seas 🌊.Wishing you alll my good vibes 🥰 🥰 🥰
Thank You!
I just saw a meme that said,” ah sailing , the most expensive way to travel for free.” You just gotta learn all that shit so it’s not so overwhelming. Now you know a little more!
that meme rings all too true
I hated to seeing you cry, but I liked seeing you cry because it proves that you"re a genuinely good person and respectable southern gentleman. I really enjoy your tenacity, and courage, and patience, and happy demeaner. You're and inspiration, Chase. Be careful. Bon voyage.
Chas it's amazing what your doing, LOving the videos and I'm exited to see what happens next
Thank you so so much!!!
Congratulations on officially completing the renovation! The boat looks amazing. Safe travels.
Thanks! The boat work never stops but I'm done upgrading for a while.
Heyyy Chase, I've been watching the series since the beginning (occasionally giving you shit when the daily vlogs stopped on IG 😂), and I just want to tell you that I am very proud of what you have achieved and that this project is moving on. Part of being a strong man is showing emotions when you need to, and this has been so stressful for you, so it's great that you are showing it. So keep it going, brother, and a lot of love from Yucatán, Mexico.
Thank you so much Jose! That's such an amazing comment and I appreciate the support brother! Yucatan Mexico! Awesome to me that your'e watching from there
🎉🎉🎉🎉congratulations on pushing off the dock and heading to the Bahamas
monumental occasion with you guys leaving the dock. There is a lot to learn and mistakes will be made. Even the guys with 300,000 miles under their keels and still learning and still making mistakes. My wife and i just bought our first boat and its 60ft. Ive sailed my whole life and driven a lot of boats ( up to 50ft ) but owning your own is different and as you said it is a bit terrifying. We sailed 4 days with the previous owners captain and then our first trip alone was just 10 miles up the bay to the yard where she would be hauled for the winter and if i told you i wasn't slightly terrified i would be lying. In fact the day we were supposed to go it was blowing 17-20 onto the dock and i told my wife we were not going to go and we were waiting till the next day when the forecast was for 5. No way was i going to risk an accident to keep a schedule. This is an important lesson and one you should always remember. Its so great to see you guys on the move!!!.
Amazing advice and thanks for making me feel better about it! I'd love to see pictures of that 60.
@@ChasingGrace21 I’ll email you pics.
The things you did right when you left the dock
1: made a plan
2: communicated/discussed plan with crew
3: didn’t freak out/scream/yell when it did not go to plan.
You will learn to drive the boat, most people never learn #3 so you are already ahead of a lot of people.
Drive against your spring lines to help you get on and off the dock, even with a bow thruster sail boats are difficult to drive.
Man after seeing even more engine issues it just makes me mad that guy in florida said he basically built you a new engine!!!
My 2 last pieces of advice which I actually learned from a RUclips channel is when you are sailing if it’s uncomfortable because of your wind/wave angle you are not married to your next way point. You can change course to make it more comfortable to cook/eat/sleep/relax.
Next is REEF EARLY.
Safe travels.
We are so proud of you guys! Congratulations on completing the renovation. 1 year sounds incredibly fast with everything you accomplished!
Thank you!!!!!!!!!
I have almost the identical boat as you. Learn how to use prop WASH. I found it best to get the midship line made first when docking. Bow line made first in any wind or current can get you in trouble fast. Prop wash had saved me multiple times.
Being overwhelmed is absolute proof that life is good. The terrible horrible no-good very bad days make the wonderful easy chill days that much better. It is also what shows oneself just how tough you really are. Well done on persevering and getting sh!+ done.
Thank you!!! NO good days without the bad ones!
Love your work and what your doing chase. Don’t get down on yourself. Life gets hard, but we find things to make us happy and keep life fun. Keep up the great work!
Well said. I will keep on pushing don't worry!
Congrats on finally finishing it! Well done, you guys! It's great to see the progress and I'm so happy you've finally completed it all. By the way, I have an idea for a tattoo. How about a sausage on Grace? It could represent all the hard work you've done and your most trusted deckhand.❤
Ahahaha! sausage on Grace is hilarious. and thank you!
A little advice. When towing your dingy always use two lines attached to different places. One day a line will break or come undone so with two you won’t be in the s**t.
I understand it's been four months, but you could have hired any farmer in the Midwest, and they could have dismantled and reassembled that engine blindfolded. You have a big heart, brother. You trusted someone in the trades who shouldn't be doing that kind of work, and paid for it. One good thing is, you're not the same guy anymore. Learn from this and understand that these kinds of unreliable people are out there in every trade, especially now that many younger generations have pursued different paths with technology. Always do a background check to see if the shop has a good reputation with customers. And remember, next time you see a mechanic painting your engine, don't pay him!
sound advice! Thank you!!!
The very boat that can give you so much peace and tranquility can also be the same boat that deprives you of peace and tranquility. Two emotions - absolute joy or absolute terror. Who wins? The one you let win. It's all worth it.
The tears were warranted Chase..Just problem after problem..HOPE it's smooth sailing from this point or relatively so..Good luck sexy man!!!..Bloopers were funny as hell Chase!!! LOL
Thanks Porsha!!!
Fair winds and following seas Chase!
Who the hell uses Newton Meters... Everybody besides the US 🤣
That and the foot tattoos. This is the best channel.
hahaha thanks!
What was done to the engine while it was out
a "full rebuild"
Did you talk with the builder yet , full rebuild should have checked the cooler also
Better pick up a new or good used cooler and gasket set
Congrats Chase!
Brother, you really need to learn diesels. Good on you for having the phone a friend.
Happy and excited for you, Chase! Can I sign up for a tattoo when I come to visit? 😂
hell yeah you can get a tattoo brother!!
You got yourself a deck hand on patron! Wish it was more
Thank you so much! I can't tell you how much I appreciate it! Love your dog btw! Gotta get his y'alls photo on the wall of fame and shame!
@@ChasingGrace21 Gotta make sure it's a memorable one! LOL
To combat prop walk put it in gear. When the boat moves go to neutral. In gear out gear.
thanks!
Bro I know u know but that work on that diesel was a straight ripoff u need to sue them
your mechanic probably missed adjusting the valve and the push rod fell out.
tattoo idea: outline of s/v grace with charlie on it
You got this chase! I own a 2005 Beneteau! Feel free to hit me up if you ever wanna chat about them
I would really not trust that engine, i think with the issues you had you really cannot trust the rebuild and really have to think what else he skillfully fixed. That mating surface should have been cleaned/resurfaced if it was that pitted/partly gone. Also would be really interesting what the state of your heads are as those rods dont bend by themselves.
Tattoo: sausage dog with a sailor hat.
Love the channel, not a big fan of scratching tho! (home tattooing) go to a real shop or at least do it on yourself in a sterile environment without the alcohol! good luck on your voyage
“Push rod. That’s what she said.”
😂
Did I win? 😂
FJ marine for a tattoo 👀
bruh
Haha just kidding. Happy to see you guys kicking gears and finally able to start your journey
Have a safe one 🙏🏼
hey... ya can't cry till ya out there with the salt water beatin ya in the face AFTER ALL THE STUFF :)
seriously good luck! :) unpausing
so noone sees ya and the salty water, salty teears... ya kno? :)
but... 2 choices... allow it to unfold and lern from it or allow it to jack up your happy/joy/life and well eh...
lern from it and not let it keep ya down cuz
ELEVATE not escalate
the only thing that should be
BANNED IS THE HATE !!!!!! :)
LOVE JOY COMPASSION
truly amazing comment!
Stop using the bow thruster so mush
Im trying! lol
The cousin is obnoxious. Otherwise I love the channel!
😂😂😂
Chase, you know I've been watching your videos since day one. But the last three (including this one) are just too long. At least for me. Why not go back to 15-20 min videos? Maybe more of them? Or just cut out more stuff. This is just my opinion and not ment in any hurtful way. Still love you bro. And as always, greetings from Germany!
Hey Germany! I definitely see some 15-25 minute videos coming soon. Not hurtful at all btw, I love and need the feedback.
and greetings from Florida
Don't talk about poor when you get drunk and buy stupid tattoo pin. Prioritize man Prioritize.
You kooks you…
I take extreme offense to that😂
Ok buttercup, this is a rough spot. You have amazing friends that comes thru a pinch. The lesson you are learning WILL be valuable in the future. What if you were in the middle of no where and no cell phone. You are stronger than you know and you are learning. Stay the course captain. You will succeed.
THANK YOU! we're just learning for the bigger challenges later on