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While crossing the Mona Passage, 35 nautical miles offshore, we ran into trouble with our Yanmar 4JH4E. We were motoring in light winds when we noticed a change in the exhaust pitch — turns out, seawater wasn’t flowing properly. We checked the impeller and, strangely, it looked intact… but it could spin freely by hand — not a good sign. After getting towed back to our anchorage at midnight (huge thanks to Michael, who came out and saved us!), we dug deeper and discovered that the gear inside the old water pump had worn down badly. It turns out the pump wasn’t making full contact with the internal gear, likely due to an aftermarket impeller and shallow gear engagement. We ordered a new OEM water pump from R&B Power in San Juan, and they were awesome — super responsive and got us the part
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Huisman 41 https://www.scanboat.com/en/17364772
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In Italy, it's a cooking tradition to remove the green sprout from the center of garlic before using it in recipes. Why? Because this small detail makes dishes not only tastier but also gentler on your digestion! It’s a simple yet powerful trick that adds authenticity to your cooking. Next time you’re in the kitchen, try it out and cook like a true Italian chef! 🇮🇹✨ Have you ever heard of this tip? Let me know in the comments! 🍽️ *** For a deeper dive into our culinary adventures and more delightful recipes, grab link to the online book on Google Books for Apple, Android and Windows users: https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=rHvnEAAAQBAJ Or if you like to feel the book in your hands this is link to Amazon.com ( you can check the book in your country Amazon it is available whole around the world) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQD61QV8?fbclid=IwAR1zYDy7eiOIQCnZ9vWAxYXhP4X2c306933IfcE0OvfJbn_eTJhCVF3Ldf0
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“Well, a couta boat, it’s got what you call a transom. It’s square at the back, you know? And its stern is shaped like a wine glass. They call it a wine glass stern, but a double-ender is virtually the same shape on the bow as what it is at the stern. A double-ender boat is built for net fishing."
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