We got a new bottom job, and a skeg put on. It was missing when we bought the boat, caused the boat to take on water, when healed and under power. The taking on water was a concerned mystery for some time.
Monday, February 1, 2016
Friday, November 20, 2015
Stuck in Reverse
We tried leaving the slip but forgot a line so I tried to take it out of reverse, it was stuck in reverse, so turned the engine off and recapture all the dock lines. The cotter pin for the gear shift clevis pin broke, and both fell down the binnacle. We found some and replaced. Thought it would be easy but a bolt that holds the compass was corroded, required the use of the impact driver(love this tool). Then the compass fell cracking the case now after some super glue, a bunch of corrosion x, we are mobile again. Now we've got to go pump out.
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Snubber
We have had a northeast wind for a few days which has had us squeaking and banging against the dock lines, but I remember seeing a snubber down in the lazerette. So I dug it out to install on the line that we are hitting again, I'm thinking a few minutes and done. Well 5 hours later I finally got the line run through it, I'm also sore.....
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Ingleside Cove & Bahia Marina
Tammy & I cruised over to Ingleside Cove anchoring out, then dinghied to Bahia Marina for the burgers and band, we saw thousands of fish in the cove, along with dolphins. Caught the sunset, then the moon as we dinghied back to the boat. My boat babe cleaned the slime off of S/V Living and Loving Life. She also prepared the 3 blue crab for lunch on the way back, and I mean everything cleaned and cooked, nice lunch!
Friday, August 28, 2015
Replaced Suzuki handle clamps
Replaced the Suzuki 8 hp dinghy motor stern handles and clamps. Now it's much easier to take off the dinghy and stow on the back of the boat.
Sunday, August 23, 2015
2015 Navy Regatta
Tammy & I cruised over to the 2015 Navy Regatta, and won the drawing for the cruisers basket. We anchored in the old sea plane base at CC Navy Air Station.
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Jib Halyard Restraint
We have had trouble with rolling the jib in and out since we've had the boat, a very good rigger, Matt Sebring saw us fowl after a race, and immediately after looking at the previous blog told us that a jib halyard restraint was needed and a couple days later he installed it. Thanks Matt it works!
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