Recent content by SkipperBerlin

Sorry also from me for my harsh answer. You are right, and I know that, but it was really not possible for me in the last year to fix it. I haven't had the boat that long

Sorry, if my response was to harsh I will apologize. He pointed this out to me in his earlier post and I already gave him right and wrote that I will give it more time this winter. New anodes have already arrived and will built in the next days. Brgds Peter

This is my Boat and not your problem and it was not my question at all.

Hi Jim, hi alltogether, the tip with the zip ties worked for me. :) I got it and it was really good to do. In winter I will change it into the tube. Thanks at all and nice weekend. Greets Peter

Hi Jim, amazing video, thanks for this! Really great Idea with the zip ties. :) I will give it a try, otherwise I will cut the bellow a little bit an change into a tube in next season. Greets Peter

You're right. Last maintanance two years ago. In winter I will give it more time, but technical all is fine for this season.

Hi Dennis, thanks for explaining and I also think, these szenarios are not very probably, but really not to exclude. To find a solution for short, I could cut the bellow a little bit shorter and will change the bellow in Winter into that tube mentioned from Shenanigans77. What du yout think...

Thank you.. I will have a look on my transom. But when I 'm right, it really doesn' t matter when water will come into that bellow? Correct? Greets Peter

Hi alltogether, during the inspection before let boat in water, I recognized that this bellow (see photo) is not fixed. I could not fix it again, because there is not enough space for my hands and that bellow is to stiff to put it into the nozzle. Is this the exhaust bellow? And how critical is...

Not very special, just 90 teeth (middle fine) and no interlocked teeth, (hope it's the rigtht word for that). Would also be fine for wood. It was 3mm Plexiglas GS (cast), and same thickness of the glass that was originally built in. The tint is a little bit darker green, but it's difficult to...

I also would be interested in this. :)As I in earlier Post described, I used Plexiglas. Acrylic Glas.

Hi Denis, hi alltogether. My Nightmare has an end, and I installed the new pane succesfully . :) It was really not so difficult, but of course you have to work slow and stay carefully with the frontpane. I cuttet the pane by myself with a circular saw, with special sawblade. It worked very well...

I will do so :) In case of success I will report.

Hi Dennis, you make my day.. ;-) Feels good to hear this, so I think I can fix it and can sleep good again.

Hi Dennis, thanks for your reply. And yes I know lubrication will make it much easier, so I will use some silicone or soap for that job. Can you tell me following. The plan is to lift up the upper aluminium profile to get new pane in it. Have you any good idea to support the frontpane to this...