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If it's still rolling in one direction and you hit the button for the opposite direction, it will trip the breaker instantly

This is what you have https://www.vanderhaags.com/detailview.php?manufacturer=detroit&model=8v92&inventorytype=air-compressor&partnumber=286538&wcf=parentmodel

I find that hard to believe. The stanchions are attached just like a cleat with an aluminum backing plate. This is a Hatteras. These are tough. I've been tying to them for the last 22 years and mine are just as tight as when I bought the boat and no stress cracks.

Can you post a photo of the light?

And they do wear out. They can be rebuilt however.

It's one bank. Turn off your battery switches one at a time. You'll find out which one.

Pascal, the boat info is under the member name now just left of the post. He has a 65C (1986-98)

The 41C is a much lighter boat and has less gear reduction

Its not connected to the battery directly. It goes to one of the aluminum boxes in the engine room that has your battery disconnects. Inside of that box is a fuse on a bus bar. Whatever bank feeds that box is the bank that the windlass is running off of. Open those up and look for a fuse...

That did it. Thank you. I thought leave meant it would leave it there. Didn't realize it meant to leave the conversation. Not intuitive, but I've got it now.

I can't seem to figure out how to delete direct messages.

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Nice Job!

Throw me a beer, buddy. https://i.chzbgr.com/full/8571363072/hE49FF717/throw-me-a-beer-buddy

You're in a game of Battleship

Ran 90 miles in calm seas to Saugatuck, MI, mostly at 9kts to just enjoy the ride. But we did pick it up for a while on the way back. Here's a short video And some pics

We took a short trip to Muskegon this weekend and stayed at a new marina development there. Construction was still underway but the facilities were nice and the restaurant there was good, so it was worth the trip. Saw a nice sunset from the boat But later that night, after dark around 10pm...

Do you think they have enough life jackets on there?