"Hello Randy,
New to the group, going through the posts, I have come upon this thread. I was considering tinting my windows of my Beneteau 43 with a darker tint, but I really like your idea. So I will copy with…"
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- Sailor
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- Seabrook, TX
- About Me:
- My name is Brian and just aquired a Morgan 41 O/I about eight months ago. The boats name is "Clouds Penthouse". It belonged to my grandad George Cloud- Thus the name "Clouds Penthouse". He passed away 2 years ago and I have taken over the vessle. I had the oppertunity to spend a summer in the Florida Keys and the Bahamas when I was eleven, and many years in Seabrook and Galveston Bay. I have alot of restoration work to do, but i'm enjoying every minute of it!
- Current location:
- Seabrook, Texas
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- Florida Keys and the Bahamas
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- I am looking to get advise and encouragement through this big project I have ahead of me.
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A place to exchange thoughts, ideas and discussions about the Beneteau/Oceanis 40 and 43 models.
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"Thanks Mike, good advice which I will follow."
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B43 Windlass Drainage
Doing some maintenance on my B43 Quick Antares windlass this year. After removing the windlass, I knew instantly that I should have been doing this at least ever other year. The windlass was preforming weak and slow with a noise which made me think the motor brushes or a bearing was going out, thus the reason for removing it.What I found upon removal was a tremendous amount of salt and sand on the top part of the gearbox, literally packed in. Upon cleaning everything up, luckily all bearings…See More
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Happy to hear its working properly."
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