The stern tube was flushed first with vinegar and then with water to remove marine growth. Photo by Stu Davies
Stu Davies explains how he used a commonly found condiment to free up his prop, accidentally finding a marine growth solution
Sometimes life throws us a curveball, and last year it happened to us. Our boat is based in Portugal. We …Continue reading »
MJ Walsh (@fluffgar@pixelfed.scot)
The weather is warming up, and for many of us that means more time spent working out in the yard. You probably won’t find any new life or new civilizations …read more
MJ Walsh (@fluffgar@pixelfed.scot)
MJ Walsh (@fluffgar@pixelfed.scot)
The starboard prop was badly pitted, but after repairs it was as good as new. Credit: Gilbert Park
Gilbert Park refurbishes a pitted starboard propeller on his Seaward 29 motor cruiser and gets some advice on how to refit it
Gilbert Park refurbishes a pitted starboard propeller on his Seaward 29 motor cruiser and gets some advice on how to refit it