Cutlass Bearing REPLACEMENT - Prepping to LIFT the Engine

Important note!! PERI is Lucias Nickname! (I forgot to say that in the vid). Peri as in Periwinkle ❤️ I (Hannah) also go by OB so you’ll occasionally hear her call me that😊
Replacing the Cutlass Bearing on our Hans Christian 33! For a few reasons (see our last vid!) it makes more sense to go forward than aft with the prop shaft, so lifting the engine it was!
Subscribe and watch part 2 next week when we actually lift this baby up!
Music in order of appearance:
Music: Flow
Musician: LiQWYD
Music: Cali
Musician: Silicon Estate

[@svgitana2499]

Hello ladies
Fellow HC 33 owner here, hull #28 🙌🏻
Let me give you a little bit of advice with removing the steps. All you need to add is those little sticky sliding round thingies (don’t know the actual name for them but you can buy them at Home Depot, etc)
Any way stick a bunch of them on the bottom base of both steps and that way you can slide the smaller step towards the navigation station and the bigger steps you slide/pivot into the galley area and that will be much more practical!!
Enjoying your channel 👍🏻

[@SailingVesselPhoenix]

Thank you!! I know the things you’re talking about but also don’t know the name. That’s a great idea I will get some!

[@SailingPAPILLON]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS!!

[@SailingVesselPhoenix]

Yay thank you!! Excited to start watching your channel also😊♥️

[@SailingPAPILLON]

@@SailingVesselPhoenix YAY!! Gotta support one another out here in CZcams LAND!

[@muaddib1116]

I'm really surprised that the curved cutout in the rudder that forms the prop aperture doesn't allow you to remove the prop shaft from the outside, by turning the rudder hard over and creating a path for the shaft.

[@SailingVesselPhoenix]

Me too! The rudder isn’t curved too too much though 🙁