We have gotten our new Jabsco Hydro Air bilge pump sensor installed. This sensor will turn on our Whale Gulper bilge pump. It works on air pressure. When one inch of water gets in the bilge the Whale Gulper will go off. It is our everyday bilge pump. We ran a test today by putting the garden hose into the bilge and adding water. It seems it was more than an inch of water but not by much and it did start the Whale Gulper and shut it off when the water got low. So a good test! We also test the other bilge pumps and alarm and all are working fine!
We are currently cruising our Islander Freeport 36 sailboat in Mexico. We have been extensively documenting our outfitting for this adventure. Also, what works and what is not of value.
Replaced our throttle cable -2024
Debbie putting together the bracket that holds the cable away from the alternator belt. In hindsight I should have just loosened the bracket and slid the cable in and then put the linkage on. The nut on the bracket was hard to get back on.
Painting the engine space with Bilgekote Enamel March - 2024
We painted out the engine space with Bilgekote Enamel paint. It looks good and makes it easy to spot leaks and other item hopefully before they get to emergencies.
New Jabsco Hydro Air bilge pump sensor installed.- 2024
We have gotten our new Jabsco Hydro Air bilge pump sensor installed. This sensor was recommended by Curt and Jill on s/v Namahana. It works on air pressure. When one inch of water gets in the bilge the Whale Gulper will go off. It is our everyday bilge pump.
Commissioned Chava to do some varnishing. - 2024
Today we commissioned Chava to do some varnishing for us. That's right - I am passing on the varnishing brush. Mow that we are in La Paz as a home port it is time to let most of the varnishing go.
Clogged poo filter blow out bellows - 2024
Debbie removing poo filter.
The adjustment to the Marina life has been let's say, somewhat different. Normally we would be at anchor now somewhere on the Mexican Riviera.
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