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E62: Bypassing Clutch on Throttle Med Moored to a Pier in Makemo
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- čas přidán 4. 04. 2021
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I am a 28-year-old solo sailor working on my circumnavigation. My boat is a 27-foot-long sloop named Gecko. Follow me on my journey as I learn about heavy weather sailing, the trials of being solo, and my adventures in paradise. Follow my bi-weekly blog on : windhippie.com
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You never cease to amaze me! How in hell does a 27yr old - and a woman to boot! - know these things???!!!! All I can say is, you GO, girl!
Holly MacGyver again! You rock. 😎
Chech all the batteries in the bank separately and make sure u dont have one with a dead cell that will draw down all the good batteries and cause them to fail faster
Seems like that would be a system you would want some redundancy in (backup batteries & charger).
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Muhammad Vivaan Instablaster =)
@Aryan Maurice Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Aryan Maurice it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my ass :D
Holly, good job. You should look for a manual impact driver, a tool that lets you put a screwdriver bit in (like a phillips), and when struck, it applies a lot of force to the screw. Search "manual impact driver" at Amazon to see the tool. Also, you should use anti-seize compound when you put things back together so they will come apart much easier the next time. Love your videos, stay safe, happy travels.
Love those things! I've destroyed many of them while I was active duty in the Navy removing frozen screws on the access covers of submarines! (Also did a number on my hands, wear gloves). Lanolin also works were you would put antiseize.
Oooo I'd love a good impact driver. When I'm putting a stainless screw into aluminium, I like to use tef gel to keep the screws from seizing
@@WindHippieSailing If you do get one, don't forget to be aware of the brittleness of the underlying material (in particular fiberglass epoxy gel coat). You don't want to crack it up banging hard on the impact tool. You also might try heat, use hot air gun around the screw then ice to cool the screw, then firm taps with the impact tool. Also, a good supply of new screws in your most common sizes as you will destroy some getting them out. Anyway, best of luck to you, be safe.
The end of that cable has a 10mm ish nut on the end! Much faster and easyer to just undo that than fiddle with that pin.
I just wanted to tell you that I always point out to my 10-year old son that you are an example of a young person doing life right.
Woah thanks!! This means a lot :)
Great update , I am amazed you have got so far with just 40w of solar. Can't wait to see the 100w folding panel
Me too!! It'll be nice to use my nav instruments at night
@@WindHippieSailing "Like putting a condom on a squirrel".
Great you can mend your boat and know how to get it back together, live a happy life watching from Scotland 🏴
Q's: Three things you wish you had, but don't, three things you have and can't do without, three things you could have, or did, leave behind! Cheers!! Great job on the fix!!!
I have noticed that when you start your engine, you move the key to run (1 o’clock) and then to start (2 o’clock). Then after starting you seem to return the key past run to the off position (12 o’clock). I have a Bukh DV20 too and I have always been told to keep the key in run and not dwell long in “off” with the engine running before turning to the kill position (11 o’clock) because it is bad for the alternator. Unless yours is a different installation and has a glow plug position perhaps. Also don’t leave the key in the kill position as it drains the battery through the shut down solenoid and eventually will burn the kill solenoid out. This all said, I am not a Bukh expert.
Another brilliant fix it video. Love them. Keep them coming.
You, my dear, are so impressive sailing the world on a 27' sailboat. Wow.
Sam Holmes is in NC/USA, refitting a 28 cape dory.
You youngsters are amazing, as well as your buddy boater. Happy sailing.
Always lots of work on a boat for sure. You're very good at making things work. Sometimes or probably most of the time you can't run to the local store and buy what you need. But you make it work much respect. ⛵
Yes that's usually the case out here. Fixes get mighty creative sometimes
Its a delight seeing your experience in your journey, the both of you are fortunate to have one another for chat and companion, helping each other and being there to ease loneliness,
Enjoy for now and take care
The imagery of the two boats side by side over that crystal clear water was amazing! Looked fake really, love your videos and your courage, an inspiration to us all, I sent your channel link to my daughter and she is always inspired, she was all- "That is a bad ass bit##!!! I would love to meet her one day!" We love your channel and want to say keep up the great work! :)
Wow thanks!! Hello to you and your daughter! And the water looks fake to me every morning haha. It's like docking my boat in a swimming pool.
@@WindHippieSailing For sure and enjoy every second of it as time is a precious gift, we'll be watching and cheering you on for sure! :)
I'm with you till the end so keep up the great work.
No question, I just wanted to say that you seem really happy and that makes me happy to know that somebody else is able to live out their dream. I wish I was brave enough to vlog my travels like you do! Peace love
Thanks! I feel so lucky to br able to live my dream and share it! Buy sharing is scary too. Especially when I first started, I had lots of doubts
You are a amazing woman and your mechanic abilities are awesome! Is there anything you can't fix?!
I love every other Monday! Paid off the car last week, now I'm debt free. Time to start shoveling money towards a boat!! Can't wait to follow in your footsteps, Holly!
Heyo!! Congrats! Boats require many shovels of money, but they're so worth it!
Buy a sail boat (max 30-34ft). Bigger boats soak up time and money, exponentially. It's the only way to travel
Great job Holly!
What a resourceful sailors....inspiring
Hello from the Chesapeake! I have been watching occasionally for two years now. I was hooked after watching you bravely record yourself in a storm and these recent vids have been great. Thanks for the inspiration.
Can you talk a little bit about your experience before the Pacific? Maybe generally about your travels in the Caribbean and East Coast? I also read an article that said you were in Antarctica?? Fair winds!!!
Another great video! I love how you show that you don't need a huge boat to live the cruiser life. I have my eye on a 28 footer. Stay safe and thanks for sharing your adventures
yeahhhh 28 feet is all you need!
@@WindHippieSailing And expert level sailing skills like you have. ; )
Great job, very inspirational what you are doing!!!
Very cool place. Thanks Holly. I really enjoy your bright and happy attitude every week.
Your AMAZING.. Keep sailing ..be safe
Hi Holly thank you for sharing your journey. I Look forward to more videos.
🌴 Thanks For Sharing, Glad To Hear Your Batteries Are Happy!
Such happy times. Makes my heart sing.
I just enjoy watching you keep the boat and trip going and your low tech / low cost way of doing so ! Keep it up !! Thank you :)
You are living large. Go girl!
I bought flat semi-flexible solar panels from Lensun They are 50 watt each and I have 4 mounted with 2 still to mount. I have very light loads as you do: no refrig, no water maker .. just LED lights and radio. I attached them to the deck with Sikaflex-291. Love them. Good Luck
You are the best! Thank you for getting me through the winter in the MidWest, knowing there is warmer adventures somewhere else. Thank you again!
I was always taught that diesels don't like running under no load, ie neutral and to charge the batteries while in gear. Running in neutral can cause glazing. I used charge my batteries while moored securely with astern engaged. Never had a problems, except you use a bit more fuel. Any thoughts on this out there?
It probably would have been easier to disconnect it from the engine....
In most setups it is the simplest thing to do, then just push the throttle lever on the engine :) but also many are spring-loaded and will reverse to idle, so something to hold it is needed.
My stomach turned a bit. Either the gearbox or throttle on engine is way easier.
I was thinking the same thing.
Have you found the meaning of life? Love you and your videos. Keep the wind on your back.😘
Well done Holly. On Halloween 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope is going to launch. Nothing is going to go wrong (not superstitious at all) but if something does go wrong, I know who we can send to fix it. Fair winds and following seas!
Very nice drone shots ! I never noticed you had one before.
It's a recent acquisition (thanks mom and dad)
While on the mooring you can just shift into gear and charge the battery. The boat will just have resistance. Just like being tied to a dock. Better to run engine under load. Great place you were at. Fair winds on the rest of the voyage
I thought about it, but in light of my not being able to replace the throttle easily here, I wanted to try for something I could recreate on anchor too
Fair point. Better to see what can work anywhere.
Yes. Then engine might have been easier or instead of the pin, undoing the nut at the end of the rod. It was screwed in flush with the end of the rod and you could have replaced it to the same depth. You are awesome. I envy your courage and adventurousness. Keep it up.
No questions to think of. H you look great.
Beautiful wiking girl. Great drone shots.
Hello, I love your lifestyle, an exquisite mix of freedom, minimalism and adventure. I am 57 years old, I am saving every penny to buy a small sailboat !! what is your monthly budget ?? what is the minimum amount to live on a sailboat like yours?
Holly you are more adorable with each video. Dont go so long between updates , glad you're having a good time ..stay safe ..
5:12 little crack. 5:20 big crack. lol :-)) Be safe girl; and everyone.
Aaaww! You fast-forwarded through the best bit!
Great vid, Holly (and Tish)! I am curious what (other) repairs, maintenance, and upgrades you plan to do/make after your crossing. Love these how-to videos, as well as the lovely scenery. Thanks for sharing your experiences! :)
I am amazed that you went this far on a 40w panel and no refrigerator. You kick ass Holly. KA Holly.
Because of you I bought a sailboat and today was my first day of sailing it I love you. n all my sailboat peeps. I'm trying to figure out a name for the boat 30 ft Erickson
Bad luck with the gear lever. There's a small grub screw right at the bottom of the lever, its hidden unless you put lever in reverse. Normally a small allen key will get it out. I had the misfortune to dismantle a morse control box after the detent button stopped working, there's only 3 or 4 moving bits inside and a small spring. The box itself was riveted shut and l had to drill them out then use nut and bolt to reassemble. Its a clever but easy to understand mechanism inside, just clean and pack with grease. On ours the spring had rusted to nothing but got another for pennies. The repair is much cheaper than cost of a new one. Loving your approach to sailing, wish l was there with you........
I loved the video! Stay safe ;O)
Holly, fantastic improvision. If you could buy any one thing for the boat, that you do not yet have and money is no issue, what would it be ?
Question for your Q&A. - How long have you lived on your sailboat? Have you sailed before you got your current boat, maybe when you were young? Would you recommend the lifestyle you are currently doing to others?
Watch all of her videos. She’s been on it for a couple years now. She’s sailed her whole life. She was born on her parents sailboat. They also did a circumnavigation. Then she worked on boats before this.
Sounds like a definite bucket list destination for Polynesia
Indeed!
On aBukh DV10 you should have disconnected it from the gear seletor on the gear linkage, its out in the open...
I wish it was! It's actually down a tiny cramped tunnel at the bottom of my laz 😥
LOVE watching you from Huntington Beach Cali! PAYPALING YA cus love your videos! :)
I just bought a hunter legend 45 and I think its time to cruise and start making videos. I hope I run into you Holly! Best wishes
same!
First, you are my biggest inspiration, I love your videos.
My questions are: Where do you store your water/water collectors? And what would you say is the most important thing on the boat to check before you leave for a long trip?
still really jealous of your adventures young lady total hands-on I guess you get that from your pops
For sure. Also my mom is a total badass 😍
@@WindHippieSailing Not forgetting Mom as we all know there at the helm of a driven family ....still jealous lol
She is amazing I agree 😊
Holly you are looking really healthy and happy! Yayy! Gecko will endure although im sure "the geck" will give you challenges and tests but thats as normal as it gets as you know! Are you guys catching a lot of food or is that frowned upon? Ciao-ciao!
Hey Holly, can you do a brief overview of of your journey so far? possibly your favorite spots so far.
Really enjoyed this video! (Probably more than you enjoyed removing that pin)! You have come far Holly not only in miles but in experiences and learning too. For me at leSt it is a pleasure to be able to follow you on your circumnavigation! Are you planning a haulout somewhere to do the bottom and other things?
Enjoy every minute of just where you are!
Thanks!! Yes I'm planning to haul out when I get to New Zealand at the end of the year. I have a loooooong list of projects haha
Dear Holly. My questions: 1. how many spare material did you bring with you? 2. which sails did you bring and do you miss any? 3. How do you get your weather information? 4. What are your top five tips for circumnavigating on a Grinde. (My plan is to depart June 2022 with my Grinde from Holland). I love your technical video's, your video's of you sailing, love your spirit, love your drone footage too.
thanks for another video Holly, living vicariously through your adventures till I set sail myself :) definately putting makemo on the list. How much timedo you plan to take to circumnavigate? and would like to hear more songs you have recorded or sung incorporated in your videos!!!!
Bit late now I know but prob easier to disconnect the throttle and adjust revs pushing the cable in and out. 😁
A broken throttle handle seems to be a good trade off to be in French Polynesia !
Do we all need to buy some glad rags?😎😉
If our paths ever cross, I hope we can play a game of cribbage or two.
For sure! As long as you don't mind getting your ass kicked 😜
@@WindHippieSailing I'm always up for a challenge! I'm pretty good at cribbage myself, but you'd kick my ass in pulling out cotter pins in tight spaces so I wouldn't be surprised to have you kick my ass in cribbage too.
@@lobotomyboy666 haha well we're all good at something I suppose. Now I finally have a skill to add to my resume!
You remind me so much of the young lady who was my sailing instructor in Puerto Rico many years ago. I sorta feel like supporting you is like thanking her ... in some way. You are very innovative, self confident...and brave. Kudos.
Question: Are the island and atolls you have visited suffering from rising sea levels?
Oooo good question! And thank you! I feel like life is all about paying it forward. Generosity inspires generosity :)
Cheers Hippie 🥃👍
Cheers!
Hi Holly, maybe you can try to leave a camera on the pier and afterwards to the work on the boat, that way we can see... maybe... =) Love your videos!
Ooo good thought for next time!
Thank you, great video. Holly saves the day! I don't recall what your battery setup looks like.
Holly you're scaring me all Blair Witchy like! ;~P
I love following your videos..i don't have Instagram so i don't see current info..my question is did you end up buddy boating with (Yarna?) the rest of the time in Pacific.. I think it's great to have someone to help out and experience things with..just curious..we plan to start cruising next year and we hope to meet great people along the way..
Nice 👍
An easier way to release the gearcable is just to release the cable from the clamp (two inches in front of the mechanism) instead of disconnecting from the control. Then the whole gearwire will move, but as the gearcable-sock is no longer attached, the motor will run in neutral. A 10 sec job instead of 15 mins
Really enjoy the videos! Glad to hear you’re getting more solar.
Question: is there any weather that your boat could not tolerate and how do you avoid it?
you are impressive. Please keep it real. it's so sad when youtubers sell their souls once success hits them.
you are good, you are going to be very successful. no need to sell your soul.
5:20 : "Fast forward through this part, because it's not the important part."
Can't blame Yarna for apparently being of different opinion. 🤭
Maybe figuring out root cause of the blown fuse may help figure out permanent solution?
You have to just take things one day at a time and not stress about what you can and can not do while out here. Surely you didn't think that she didn't think about that, I hope.
Great video Holly, it's good to see you getting the job done. I don't know what access you have to your gearbox but I think you might find disconnecting that end a bit easier. Having said that, if you still haven't got that button unstuck you might be able to re route the cable so you can use it in the cockpit and make a handle so you can engage forward and saturn separately from the throttle. Vice grips are the best invention, well after the hammer. Hope you get it sorted. It would be interesting to know what blew your fuse, it might pay to look for chafed wires.🏴☠️
So I found the fuse problem was because I tried to wire in a tiny spare solar panel without realizing the limitations of my charge controller. The more you know!
I would watch this just to listen to her technical vocabulary. Great improvisational engineer..
wow thats a pain in the ass arrangement for shifting and rpm control similar to outboard engine arrangement my universal diesel has separate gear and throttle controls oh well thats progress
What medical supplies do you carry? What specific emergencies do you plan for on the open ocean?
Hiii Holly! I have a question/request: In the videos I have seen a lot of your cool boat Gecko, but your i'm curious about Jarne's boat..soo my question is could we have a boat tour on his boat (of course if he is up for it :)) keep up the videos and thanks !!
Hi Holly, we are loving your videos and would like to know how long you are planning to travel through the islands? Do you have a plan to reach NZ before the cyclone season as most people seem to do or do you have other plans? Happy travels x
Wow, wish I could be there. I dont have sea legs tho
Q&A Questions: How much sailing experience did you have before you embarked on this adventure? Annnd - Did you do any courses/training in the techy stuff like navigation? 😊 😘
Love your Channel!! Paypal sent.
Thanks!!!
@@WindHippieSailing My pleasure.
I have many questions 🙈 it would be nice to know a bit more about you and your story. Also what have been the biggest challenges so far for you? Last one; do you ever get lonely. Loving your videos ❤️
Why didn't you remove cable on transmission?
TRUE SAILING no bullshit.
You need to get a Jackery 1500
Thanks for all the wonderful videos you have made, Holly! Given that you spended parts of your childhood in the Arctic. How much of Norwegian, Icelandic or other languages did you learn then, and how much of it do you still remember? / Gunnar from Sweden (who once studied Icelandic at Uni)
Hi captain or should I say machinist mate Holly! What better way to start a new week off than with the Gecko, beautiful scenery and your smiling face! You are a master at "improvise,adapt and overcome." If all else fails, break out the visegrip pliers, the PB Blaster and WD-40.
As for questions, how old is the motor on your boat? I remember seeing it a while back when you were working on the starter (I think) and it looked older that me. Meanwhile, sail on captain, sail on! ⛵😊👍👍
Thanks as always for your lovely comment! You never fail to make me smile. I'll definitely talk about my engine in next week's questions video!
Question: Now that you have sailed quite a few miles what would you have set up different on your boat?
How far can you take Gecko? I'm curious about your 'decision trees', the what ifs given the state of Gecko and your onboard supplies to fix things? Peace, and best wishes.
Across the Pacific she went!
Great video. Question? Are you happy with the length of chain you have?
Hi Salty Girl, Just had a thought while you were trying to disengage the clutch, is it possible to remove the cable attachment at the motor end of the clutch and is it more accessible?
Good to see you made landfall! Cheers and stay safe👍👍👍