View Full Version : Laura Mei Repower - More Pics
Laura Mei
01-31-2008, 07:57 PM
Here are some more pictures for anybody interested in progress Tony Athens is making on my repower job. The work is going great so far.
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Working on engine mounts
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New bronze ram and mount
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Yanmar control panel
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Custom strut and shaft
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New Trim Tabs - I wanted bigger ones - these are 12 x 30 inches
sharkwaters
02-01-2008, 03:32 PM
Charlie.
Very cool. Did you do away with the pressurized hynautic steering system?
Bob
Sleigher1
02-04-2008, 02:43 PM
Hey Charlie,
are you doing a new rudder also?
Clearly you will be doing a new prop- what size?
Did you consider using the Volvo trim system?
Does your new Yanmar system give you fuel consumption tied into the gps?
Keep up the updates.
P
Laura Mei
02-17-2008, 04:03 PM
I am posting more pix for those interested. To answer the questions - Tony thinks the prop will be best around 18 x 18. The steering is now a dual station SEAFIRST hydraulic steering - removed old system. I am going to put in a Flowscan to help monitor fuel consumption. I am thinking of replacing the rudder to a larger model that should improve steering at low speeds.
I am going up tomorrow to Oxnard to check things out in person. I have not seen the progress so far in person. I'll take pictures and post later if there is any thing new.
I think things are going good.
Charley
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Test fit of prop
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Test fit for engine mounts - pulled it right back out for painting bilge and engine compartment.
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Yanmar controls at inside helm.
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Sleigher1
02-18-2008, 12:25 PM
Wow,
Charley, I don't think that the rudder was original. I am pretty sure it had already been supersized once. The other 26's that I've seen with a straight shaft had a much smaller rudder.
P
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