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Original equipment wired as polarizing transformers. Ships ground is carried all the way to shore as per as built drawings.

Been trying to trace these wires to no avail. Look original with blank cream face plate. Have metered every wire to ground, no AC or DC voltage and no continuity.

P trap solved the issue for me. I made my own out of PVC and put it in gene space bellow galley. Put union in for clean out, cause then it never stops up. My through hull already had clam shell on it.

In Jacksonville it was busy a while back, lots of close maneuvers, but no paint exchanged. Toughest was waiting for parade to start holding position, once it got going at least every one was going the same direction. Even had a push boat with a tow.

Decided to tackle the leak in forward middle window. Looks to have been resealed in past as no foam between glass and frame like side fixed windows. It looks like original sealant used was white butyl rubber between aluminum frame and house, which seemed to be in good shape. Black butyl rubber...

Here is my setup from factory

50hp four stroke Yamaha sticker-ed as a 40hp, to win races.

Well I should know mine. From the horses mouth so to speak.

My leak was caused by a cracked support for collector, and a loose bracket on cylinder head. PO had resealed couple of times, so luckily I inherited a tube of the high price liquid gold Silkelene sealer. All good now for three years. Had to loosen everything, align seal and tighten. I had no...

Just done mine on 61 CMY from 1983. Picture is of port side accessed through removable panel in master closet. These are drains fwd and aft of side deck wing door. I have replaced all the hoses as some of the originals were leaking and had gone brittle with age. Starboard side were accessed by...

Only three hours, but this old lady has been eating my free time for last few months.

Hi Pascal, Pictures attached. It is 151" at its widest point and the curve measures 14" at mid point. Depth is 29". One bracket has a crack.

Been lucky in pirates cove Jacksonville. Bust Antenna, wind shield wiper, and swim platform bracket. Sail boat dragged when wind swung to SE, 50 yards was close but they managed to get anchor up and motor away, which made for a tense hour. NAS reported gusts up to 70. Had to port main slow...

Current condition much better now. This was part of a bigger project replacing lazarette fresh water tank and moving shower sump. I removed aft bilge sub floor between stringers and keel freshwater tank. Cant understand why painted plywood was deemed adequate for that location. Used 3000psi...

This was my Hatteras smell. Aft bilge and shower sump leaking into keel closed cell foam. Well not so closed cell. Ended up with about hundred gallons of nasty stinky stuff.