16 Years of Other People's Sh*t || Sailing SV Goat ep 110

We hauled our Lagoon 400 catamaran out of the water for the first time, and within an hour I was elbow-deep in the one boat job nobody puts in a sailing video: dismantling sixteen years of the previous owner's plumbing. The speedometer hasn't worked since we bought her. Turns out the paddlewheel sensor was so full of filth it had its own ecosystem living inside it. That was the good news of the day. Also in this one: our first time in a travel lift, an anode inspection, a shower that won't drain, a waste pipe that took half an hour to remove exactly one of, and a Seatalk-to-NMEA-2000 cable so corroded it quietly explains about four other problems on this boat. This is the part that nobody talks about in sailing. I saw champagne in the brochure too. The big move is getting closer — follow along so you don't miss it. CHAPTERS 0:00 "A complete disaster" 0:16 7:30am on haul-out day 1:13 Taking the paddlewheel off 2:22 Into the travel lift 3:07 On the hard — checking the anodes 3:41 Why the speedometer never worked 4:50 Dismantling the pipes 5:27 "Oh my god, the smell" 6:08 The shower that doesn't drain 7:03 16 years of human sh*t 8:31 The corroded Seatalk cable 10:01 Chasing the cable through the boat 11:29 The part nobody talks about Filmed aboard SV Goat, a 2010 Lagoon 400 we live on full time. #SailingLife #Liveaboard #CatamaranLife #BoatRefit #Lagoon400 #SailboatLife #BoatWork #SailingVlog #Catamaran #DIYBoat #HaulOut #BoatPlumbing #NMEA2000