Oyster 595 - Under the floor

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  • Опубліковано 16 лис 2024

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  • @brettharrison2237
    @brettharrison2237 Рік тому +1

    Love the explanation about the dual feed…..so simple and makes so much sense.

  • @ciderpress6656
    @ciderpress6656 2 роки тому +3

    Paul, Would it be possible for you to prepare a video that shows what a buyer of a 595 will need to do when maintaining the engine and hydraulics on a day to day basis. Sometimes, your otherwise excellent videos leave viewers like me wondering if we need to be mechanics to be able to do the routine maintenance on your magnificent 595 and other yachts.

  • @carlguile2856
    @carlguile2856 2 роки тому

    Thank You Matt and Oyster!

  • @Maloy7800
    @Maloy7800 Рік тому +1

    I really like it when a person with a 32 inch waist says he can "easily get in here". Yeah, may I try in my size 42 jeans?

  • @Maloy7800
    @Maloy7800 Рік тому +1

    Dear Mr.Cameraman. When a person is poiting at something, please keep in mind that while you can keep your camera on the person and look down at where he is pointing, the viewers cannot. The camera should look at the thing he's pointing at. Thank you.

  • @Coleen_West
    @Coleen_West Рік тому

    Why not get rid of all these raw water manifolds and stop using sea water. Just use radiator coolant like a car or truck and install an air radiator somewhere to get rid of heat just like vehicles use. Seems like all these salt water systems are nothing but a huge repair item. Why not ditch them completely. Even the air conditioning should be air cooled like a mini slit - very efficient and clean and NO SALT WATER needed. Yes, the air radiator may need replaced every five years but it is cheap and easy.

    • @ecmo11
      @ecmo11 3 місяці тому

      Mostly because the boat is never moving along at 100kph, so an air radiator would do a terrible job at what you're proposing.