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#shorts In this video, we're going to show you how to replace a window (deadlights or portlights) on our #sailboat restoration.If your window is broken, faded, leaking or just not working the way it should, then this video is for you! We'll show you how to remove the old window and replace it with a new one, using either a deadlight or portlight. This video is a must-watch if you're restoring a sailboat, and it will save you time and money! This is part of our restoration of Reverie, our 1985 Pearson 34. The full length video will be coming up shortly. In the meantime if you want watch our complete restoration of Reverie, please click here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSuw0sA9LJX6hSR7Jy_uBVPO4Km5kF2Cy Subscribe to our channel @HomesBoatsTravelbyJoseTorres

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As the wind and waves increased it is a wet ride for the jib trimmer down to leeward on our Mumm 36 racing yacht. As the spray pounds into his face it is all eyes on the leach of the sail, making minor lots of adjustments to allow the skipper to carve through the waves while keeping the speed on. The Mumm 36 loved the breeze and when she was setup correctly with lots of mast bend in the breeze she could power through most conditions without having to put a reef in the main. Continual minor trim adjustments where needed to keep the boat in the groove and make life easy for the skipper need to be in in tune with the changes to sail the boat fast. The team at bottom up boats loved the Mumm and the fun we had while racing her as hard as we could on strangford lough and beyond.

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