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Oil all surfaces. Use torque wrench and a piston ring compresser. Tightening torque is different in the service manuals for YSE8 and YSM8, unclear if YSM8 is the new recommendation for both engines

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Sailing Belize (Charter Boat, we haven’t bought a boat yet)

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via YouTube Capture

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Why join Britican for a week of fully immersive sailing life? How about docking, for starters? How will you benefit by learning to dock a boat: 1. Improved safety: Learning to dock a boat with a professional skipper will improve your understanding of the maneuvering involved and how to execute it safely. 2. Increased confidence: With professional guidance, you will become far more confident with the process, making it easier to do it yourself in the future. 3. Increased confidence with boat operation: Learning how to dock a boat is just the beginning. You will quickly learn about the rudiments of boat operation such as speed,maneuvering, and sailing allowing you to operate a boat confidently in other situations. 4. Professional guidance: A professional skipper will be able to provide you with advice and feedback on what you’re doing right and wrong. This can be incredibly valuable to help you develop better boat operation skills. 5. Versatility: With the help of a professional skipper, you’ll be able to become versatile in different dock types and boat maneuvering in a variety of scenarios. This is ideal for boat owners who want to navigate their boat in different marinas. Full details on the Britican Experience here: https://sailingbritican.com/liveaboard-experience/ #sailingexperience #learntosail #sailinglife

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Sailing with Macular Degeneration: Tips! #sailing #boat #shorts

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Capt. Brian Earl of Sea Safaris Sailing School reviews how to tie a Rolling Hitch.

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