Herbie ! I'm currently in the process of refurbishing my Lewmar Clutches, and came across this wonderful video (don't know the date it was published). I will try this method to reeve(?) the lines back into the clutch, and send a follow-up comment Refurb = disassemble; polish CRES 316 parts; scrape off UV damaged plastic covers; apply plastic primer; apply clear overcoat (UV-resistant); re-install clutch onto boat.
Hi Herbie!! FYI...the method to insert a line through a Lewmar Clutch worked flawlessly. 👍👍👍👍👍 I'm going to post the video soon (and give the credit to you). Also, I have 11 clutches on my boat, and the refurb of the first two turned out better than I thought. I'll eventually make a video of how I am refurbishing these clutches. 🙂🙂 THANK YOU again for the assist 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
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Herbie ! I'm currently in the process of refurbishing my Lewmar Clutches, and came across this wonderful video (don't know the date it was published).
I will try this method to reeve(?) the lines back into the clutch, and send a follow-up comment
Refurb = disassemble; polish CRES 316 parts; scrape off UV damaged plastic covers; apply plastic primer; apply clear overcoat (UV-resistant); re-install clutch onto boat.
Let me know how it goes!
This video is maybe 6 or 7 years old. I did this job before leaving to go cruising.
Hi Herbie!! FYI...the method to insert a line through a Lewmar Clutch worked flawlessly. 👍👍👍👍👍 I'm going to post the video soon (and give the credit to you).
Also, I have 11 clutches on my boat, and the refurb of the first two turned out better than I thought. I'll eventually make a video of how I am refurbishing these clutches. 🙂🙂
THANK YOU again for the assist 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Just wrap the wire ends together with Scotch tape. Good demo on knots..... 👍👍✔
Man I can’t get that spring back into that clutch, you have a handy way of doing that, thanks
Another great tutorial! Just call me katch-up! LOL!
Love that you’re watching all of these!
Ha you were so young
Indeed! And green 😂
I believe your stopper knot is called an Admiralty Knot. An Oysterman's Knot is also better stopper knot than a Figure 8 Knot.
Using a bent fish hook and a short steel leader is significantly faster and much easier than fighting with the wire in your method.
Oh thanks for the suggestion!
I use a chopstick