How does it shuts down? Does it suddenly shut down because it is running hit under high load, in this case start with the basics incl strainer,...
Problem is that if you have a high point on the suction side of the pump, an air bubble will get trapped and the pump will not reprime. It can be...
The hose from the sea cock to the strainer and then to the pump inlet should always be going up with no high point or you will have to reprime the...
Do you really expect any helpful answers without telling us what boat and engines you have?
If it s a small spot it can be touched up in the water with a small sprayer or even rolled and tipped. Or it can be done the next time the boat is...
The guy is not a charter guest who knows nothing about how to get on a boat or up and down stairs on the boat. He is a professional contractor...
I had a warm running 3412 a few years ago which took me a while to figure out... turned out to an air link on the intake side of the raw water...
And you can think these damn ambulance chasers for yard bills going up ...
I still use it.... for fuel prices, i always call to check in advance as it varies anyway. There has been many conspiracy theories about garmin...
I looked at my notes and on the return trip from the Exumas on one engine having sheared a shaft on the way down, I ran the 84 Lazzara with C32s...
Prop shafts are by definition under tremendous stress as 100a of HP if not over 1000 HP goes thru a 2 to 4” piece of metal. I think how the boat...
What is the scale and what is the largest error? I have never seen more than 25’/30’ sitting at the dock. Good enough for me
Gassers should easily fit thru the door after the manifolds are removed
Well this is why it s good to have the purchase agreement subject to sea trial before survey to make sure the boat performs as you expect. It s...
I ve never really noticed cats being louder but i ll admit i dont jump from boat to boat as much as you do. I think a lot of it comes down to how...
Always fun when folks come asking basic questions and dont listen to the answers...
Yep... we spend a lot of time anchored in the exumas, maybe 3 months a year or so, and see all the boats relying on solar with hatches open in 80...
There are a lot of urban legends floating around.. thinkgs like motoryachts being hulky and harder to dock... that’s BS.. a MY withba pilothouse...
Well I ve looked into solar and refuse to drink the cool aid... it doesn’t add up. You won’t run air con off solar, or cook. A good compromise...
Just paid $7050 for 3 1/2” x 125” AQ22HS with tapers at each end. The 2” AQ22HS for my Hatteras were a little over $3000 each with double tapers...
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