It solely depends on their size and location, but they shouldn't have an issue. Now if you're looking to keep it in the 60's and it's 90F...
Yeah, that's a little rare, but 45 degrees was pretty common. I used to work on a 97' MY that drew 8.5-9' and we used to travel mostly on the...
A lot of times on larger yachts, if you have a deep draft and not a lot of water 2-5' under the keel, and you're pushing hull speed, they'll suck...
If a motor is running at speed and comes to an instant halt either from grounding or something like this, in some rather rare cases you'll snap...
What damage? Looks like the pod is fine and the props from the photo look fine. I guess the pods do raise fish...... that must've created a...
Check the attic at the front of the salon. I would also check in the front of the flybridge. Yeah the 120V AC converters to DC to keep the...
All of the Cabo 40's with the ZUES drives had thru transom exhaust. They built quite a few Zues 40's.
Is there a pressure gauge for the system? If so does it seem to maintain the same pressure?
Except for 1 issue. When you activate the windlass it is going to send pressure/flow from the PTO to the windlass, which is going to build...
Yeah DC to DC converter
They use DC to DC transformers either mounted in the brow of the FB on an enclosed bridge or in the attic typically. Where were yours located?
On the 1100's I believe it calls for oil changes and service every 400 hours or 1 year. It may be every 200 hours, but since we only do 100 hours...
Yes, more flow, more restriction= more pressure. More pressure generally = more heat. But they work in correlation almost always as the plumbing...
MAN's electrical items can be problematic in comparison to the CAT's. CAT electrical ancillary items are definately longer lasting and hardier to...
I've been maintaining a set of 1100 Common rails for the last 4-5 years. Yeah we've had to replace alarm monitoring boards at around $4500 for...
hehehe......make labor too expensive and cut out the labor and take the logs where it's cheaper to mill them.....guess they'll find out soon...
There is always a pressure relief valve and it works often because if rpm's go up the PTO will make more pressure than operating. There's usually...
I'd run it at 1950 rpms or whatever where it's at 75% load versus 1850rpms and 80% load.
Shutoff valves would be nice, just in case the solenoid runs away or needing to service the windlass or something like that. Just make sure they...
I disagree. Spanish Wells is as boring as all get out. It's scenic for one golf cart ride and that's about it. None of the restaurants there...
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