The engine

Article Abstract:

Several things should be done first before a boat's diesel engine can be certified as ready for the boating season. These include checking the oil level, fresh-water level and raw-water supply and replacing the oil and filter. Tips for troubleshooting boat engines are presented.

Marine diesel engines, Marine diesel motors

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Leaky portlights

Article Abstract:

Aluminum-frame non-opening portlights gradually develop leaks over time. Applying sealant around the portlight assembly is ineffective. Thus, it is best to remove the portlight, clean and then remount it. This can be done in a few hours with the proper materials at hand.

Sailing, Ships' lights

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Cut your keel keep your boat

Article Abstract:

A boating enthusiast was able to reduce the draft of his boat's keel by cutting a portion off and adding bulbs on the sides. Cutting was done with a chain saw and the resulting product produced no discernible difference in the boat's motion.

Innovations, Product information, Naval architecture, Keels

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