Finally this video is less then one year old. When I found your videos, I was at least three years behind newest ones. But your videos and other sailing videos made me a dependent in whatching sailing videos, which happend before with 'Selene', 'Jambo' 'aber auch gut', 'Insiame', 'Plan B', and others.
Hi, if you meant me, now there is a first song online. Unfortunately it had to be a protest song. You will find it here: Sunflowers: th-cam.com/video/GxRsFJDY1kU/w-d-xo.html I will record more music in April. Best wishes, stay safe and peaceful.
The prop has broken loose from it's hub. The engine is OK. This happens randomly. You can't repair it. Put another prop on and have a propellor shop re hub it. Then you'll have a spare. I doubt you could do this in The Bahamas. Don't bother trying to put screws in it. It won't hold.
Nope not the gearbox. The prop is "spun". There is a rubber section between the inner part of the prop that slips over the shaft spline and the outer part of the prop that has the blades. The purpose of the rubber section is to PREVENT damage to the gears by giving out before you shred the gears in a grounding. Eventually all props will get spun as the rubber degrades, the temporary fix is to drill and tap thru the outer section and insert three self tapping screws acting as set screws against the inner section. Will last for a while until you get a new prop. Remember to "dimple" the inner section to allow the screw to bite. See this one for a good visual: th-cam.com/video/0eI5HZXSTnM/w-d-xo.html
Finally this video is less then one year old.
When I found your videos, I was at least three years behind newest ones.
But your videos and other sailing videos made me a dependent in whatching sailing videos, which happend before with 'Selene', 'Jambo' 'aber auch gut', 'Insiame', 'Plan B', and others.
My wife and I love your vids. We stay inspired from them, looking forward to going cruising ourselves. Keep sailing ⛵ ❤ 😁👍
So sweet, I'm glad that I ran into you! Greetings from a very snowy Montréal!
💙💙💙
Cool tunes. Always great video of those islands.
Happy Holidays.
Another quality production ! Merry Christmas to you both.
Thanks Richard, to you too!
Thank you for another great video, hope you had a great Christmas and wishing you both all the very best for 2022.
Thanks Chris! Yes, it was super nice and cozy! All the best for 2022 to you too!
Thank you for sharing your journey.
Merry Christmas!
All best wishes for the New Year.
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you too!
Very nice underwater videography.
ich sitze hier im kalten Deutschland und beneide eure Erlebnisse ... ;) euch alles Gute, frohes Fest und guten, gesunden Rutsch :)
Danke, Dir auch!
Current Cut war sehr interresant zu sehen wie Ihr das Problem navigiert. Kompliment!
Danke!
Nice video
I really think your sailing channel is one of the better ones!
Hi.what kind of boat.and your boat mark?
It‘s a Vindö 45
Ha, yep. They don't call it "Current Cut" for no reason! I hope you enjoyed your time in the Bahamas.
😅
Does the artist have a album or songs recorded on youtube?
Oh, I'm not sure. We always jumble songs we like together that we chose from the Epidemic Sound platform. So it's more than one artist :)
Hi,
if you meant me, now there is a first song online. Unfortunately it had to be a protest song. You will find it here:
Sunflowers: th-cam.com/video/GxRsFJDY1kU/w-d-xo.html
I will record more music in April.
Best wishes, stay safe and peaceful.
@@jonathanbinhack thanks
The prop has broken loose from it's hub. The engine is OK. This happens randomly. You can't repair it. Put another prop on and have a propellor shop re hub it. Then you'll have a spare. I doubt you could do this in The Bahamas. Don't bother trying to put screws in it. It won't hold.
👍👍👍👍👍
Nope not the gearbox. The prop is "spun". There is a rubber section between the inner part of the prop that slips over the shaft spline and the outer part of the prop that has the blades. The purpose of the rubber section is to PREVENT damage to the gears by giving out before you shred the gears in a grounding. Eventually all props will get spun as the rubber degrades, the temporary fix is to drill and tap thru the outer section and insert three self tapping screws acting as set screws against the inner section. Will last for a while until you get a new prop. Remember to "dimple" the inner section to allow the screw to bite. See this one for a good visual: th-cam.com/video/0eI5HZXSTnM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this!
You spun your prop. Put another on & problem solved. You must of hit something. Like the bottom.