Hello everyone! Let us know what you thought of the job in the comments, we love to learn from you guys. And don't forget to check out Rosetta stone for a really fun way to learn tryrosettastone.com/wildlingssailing-1
I am so happy for you guys... Nothing like a brand new power plant. I can't wait to see how fast she pushes Minki.. Your beautiful home! I wish I was there to help you all. Peace and love Rolfie
What a brilliant 'Wildlings' episode that was... pretty much a year in the making too! I bet your Dad and his engineering skills were the main inspiration for buying Minke in the first place! Without his experience, support and initial encouragement her 'recommissioning' would have been unimaginable Mark! So, so good to see your family all pulling together to help you guys achieve your dreams... you both do deserve it too of course! Couldn't have happened to a nicer more determined and secure partnership than yours! 'Life affirming'! Your unique and authentic 'rags to riches' come 'landlubber to seadogs' sailing epic will be an inspiration in any/all sailing communities, online or otherwise for many years to come... much thanks again for sharing! Best, most inspirational and authentic sailing channel on UA-cam... by a very long way!
@@WildlingSailing Steve's probably not interested in the filming or editing aspect, Maybe Mary can do that and find a new artistic outlet (I bet she could make your dad's cars shine on video with her artistic eye)
Parents doing what parents do. They are a great team and a wealth of knowledge for you. I especially like the way your Mum mucked in and painted the crap out of that cabin. Well done to all and great "down" Yoshi. cheers from downunder.
Great to see you bonding with your parents. I was sad when they left. Tell them you Love them. My Dad passed away when I was only 17 years old. We had so many plans. Just found out my Mum Died in UK. I am 66 years old now. Take care x
Your dad reminds me so much of my dad, he past away three years back and l miss him so much. Always there for me, working on my cars, rebuilding motors. Just bloody good old chaps. Cherish these moments.
I just have to comment on what a wonderful dog Yoshi has turned out to be living in such a loving home! I think he is as excited as anyone to see his arch nemesis run again!
I think your Dad really enjoyed working on the engine, but your Mum is going to need a vacation from her vacation, she worked so hard! Your parents are both treasures!!!
Hope you have fire extinguishers for electrical fires - multiple ones at different places in the boat. Yoshi was really interested in what was going on. He wanted to get in there and get his paws dirty, too.
A "Mechanical " Oil Pressure Gauge, located close to the engine can give confidence after oil changes and in the event electrical displays may prove unreliable. A simple T-fitting can allow for such an installation. Congrats on the repair.
I have never had good luck with ANY electric oil pressure senders/gauges ! I recommend a mechanical gauge. Use copper pipe between the gauge and the engine.
Parents, and dad in particular in the last few episodes, are legends. Good content, good editing, focus on quality work, watching is becoming more and more enjoyable keep going!
Having watch you struggle starting the engine for so long, it’s so great to see it start right away and run so well. I can imagine the peace of mind it will bring.
I know it’s going to work because I already have that much faith in your Dad! There’s not a doubt in my mind.....He’s wonderful, you’re so lucky & so is he.
Oh my goodness,, your Father is a Master Mechanic,for sure, young man hold them close to your heart as I know you will ,, your vessel is gonna be the Kat Lady of the Medertaranian Sea,. she is looking so Proper,, Im so happy for you both,, oh and of course little Yoshi Too🤗
Congrats on the engine. I bet its rewarding for your Dad to see it running as a reward for his hard work. You might try using the cut off tops of catering mayo tubs as the trim for the circular shelf things ? Ask at a local restaurant if they have any.
19:50 Looks like you have to reorganize the electrical system on your boat, maybe you can use a spiral plastic conduit to wrap the cables according to their class and function so that tracking/trouble shooting them will be easier and to avoid fires like the one on the next boat that caught fire. It's sad that your parents are back in their city....but life must go on.... Greetings from Indonesia
Awesome! A lot of hard work paying off. Congratulations. I loved Yoshi sleeping on the tools and sticking his head in the engine compartment as your Dad worked--he is checking all is being done correctly. Yoshi wants to insure you are taking care of "his boat" properly. I will say it again, awesome parents. (They deserve a restful trip with you.)😎🤟
Oh my, your parents were simply a Fantastic! Your Dads expertise really did shine with this rebuild, while your Mum kept busy with so many little projects all over the cabin. It shows their Love!
Everyone needs a mum and dad like that, they're awesome. The support you give one another is how true partnerships work. Cant wait to see more of your adventures.
From the last few videos I've learnt that the real hero is Mark's dad who, backed up by Mark's mum, can do everything. Then Joshi, who oversees the integrity of the whole operation. After that comes Nadiyana who keeps the whole enterprise afloat, and finally Mark, who shows how not knowing what to do can be made into a science!
It sounds like a new engine.Your dad is a brilliant mechanic.Well done for your determined perseverance that turned up trump's in the end.Happy sailing.
The support from your Mum and Dad is fabulous and your Dad’s practical technical aptitude is exception. I don’t even know them but I know I like them a lot.
Hello Folks,🖐Great to see you again. Wowwww, things are really coming along for you guys. Big shout-out to Mom and Dad🖐. Dad really knows his stuff😲💪. The engine sounded really good whilst running and that made Nadiyana really happy😊. Shout-out to the Yunnan Cowgirl, thank you so much for the Rosetta Stone link, Im going to learn another language myself. Can't wait to see the sea trials. You guys rock ! 💪Thanks for sharing, keep the videos coming and safe travels🙏
Congratulations guys! You look tired at the end Mark, Well done Dad.. i gotta admit before you “bit the bullet” and actually stopped trying patch job it, being a mechanic of 30+ year’s i was seriously thinking “what is he doing, that’s not going to do anything” But yourself and super Dad, made it work, but even more than making a reliable engine you learned so many new skills that will serve you for life! Cheers guys! 祝贺你们 Zhùhè nǐmen
That's a first for me , single engine with twin screws very cool , with the hydraulic drive you can run a windlass ,winches , power steering, roller furling, boom vang, macerator toilet, garbage disposal ,blender /juicer and I sure there's more you could power with hydraulics on that fine boat !!! Very cool, have fun people ....
So invested in these videos going save it for tomorrow and watch it with my 82 year old mum, she loves this continuing story.you both will have a million viewers soon.
Your parents are so amazing. They both did so much. Especially your dad with the engine. He is so meticulous just like I am. I am sure your first test run will be great with the new engine.
I run the crank case breather through a oil fumes condenser made from soap-free stainless steel fine ribbon scouring pads packed in a PBC or stainless metal tube, the fumes are led into the inlet manifold AFTER the air cleaner, and the condensate oil is collected and fed into the rocker cover. Similar system to that used on large ships but miniaturised.
This has been my favoritevideo yet....Congrats on the engine rebuild.....Things are really coming along so very nicely. Best wishes And be safe. #67 in .ca. USA
Loved following the engine rebuild series its been great!, reminds me of all the hours spent with my dad rebuilding engines in his garage. Your dad is awesome and always so calm and nothing ever seems a problem, what a legend!. So well filmed an absolute joy to watch as i can only imagine the editing time gone into these videos. Keep up the awesome work guys. Happy sailing!.
Thanks for posting and sharing. So glad to hear how the install went, and that you tested things well at the Marina. Great achievement for Minke and crew.
So happy to see that engine back in and working again! Yay. I'm sure it cost a lot, but money well spent. As for the oil gauge, I went through a series of electric senders that matched the gauge I bought. Oil pressure always read about 8 psi at idle. I installed a mechanical gauge and it read normally. I finally gave up on that electric oil pressure gauge and kept the mechanical one instead. You have some great parents. Make sure you always let them know how much you appreciate them.
Great progress. Nice to have a competent mechanic for a father. The engine sounds fantastic. Those Mercedes diesels are tough as nails. Keep up the great work 😃.
Huge respect for Mark's Parents (and Nadiyana's in-laws). Lovely to see such love and effort put into a relationship. Glad you guys have a reliable engine now, I can't wait for the future adventures on your channel. Fair winds Wildlings!
Fantastic bunch of videos of the engine rebuild. well documented and informative. Glad you have it fitted and working well, looking forwards to seeing you test it out at sea. Some people recommend an oil change after a few hours use after a rebuild
AHOY from Alderney ! It is so impressive to see how Dad and Mark have made such a good overhaul of the Merc. I was suggesting a new engine. I think this Merc has a new life. Minke is looking fresher and nicer inside, every week. This whole project has been pushed so far in the right direction by the Wildling crew !
Ok i am asking because my baot( 52 year old nauticat 33) belongs originally go an alderney rrsident( certainly mc donald) who bought him new,i tryd to contact him But he and his wife passed away a few yerars ago,i hoped to have dome fotos when he was new...
Off topic but I want to share with you guys that my Sister, her husband, my brother and I will be flying from New York to Manchester next month. From Manchester we go to Bunbury where we begin a ten day narrow boat cruise. We plan on doing the four counties ring, 105 miles and 92 locks. I know the French canals and locks are different from the English but I have been rewatching your canal videos. The Cowgirl has great technique. After the boat is returned we will spend five days in Wales, doing the coastal walks and other stuff. I’m very excited to be seeing your part of the world.
Hi guys so glade you got you engine back. Your mum and dad are legends in their own right. I would die for you dads man cave lol. See the boat catch fire brought back bad memories for me as my boat coughs fire last year due to a pair of Walky talkies catching fire on my boat. Long store. But I have rebuilt 2nd wind now and she is sailing again. So hopefully the other boat can be saved. Keep up the great edits guys. Hope to see you in an anchorage some where warm far winds John
I have said this before but " well done Dad " not forgetting that lovely lady with the paint brush, looking forward to the next episode, best regards 😀
Your Mom and Dad are such a great help. You very blessed with them. Fantastic work you guys and Girls! Engine looks great. Definitely needs a oil pressure gauge for added peace of mind. I fit that to all my vehicles.
Hello everyone! Let us know what you thought of the job in the comments, we love to learn from you guys. And don't forget to check out Rosetta stone for a really fun way to learn tryrosettastone.com/wildlingssailing-1
was a very good job and I am happy to have news
It runs well therefore ur dad did a great job happy sailing
I am so happy for you guys... Nothing like a brand new power plant. I can't wait to see how fast she pushes Minki.. Your beautiful home! I wish I was there to help you all. Peace and love Rolfie
What a brilliant 'Wildlings' episode that was... pretty much a year in the making too! I bet your Dad and his engineering skills were the main inspiration for buying Minke in the first place! Without his experience, support and initial encouragement her 'recommissioning' would have been unimaginable Mark! So, so good to see your family all pulling together to help you guys achieve your dreams... you both do deserve it too of course! Couldn't have happened to a nicer more determined and secure partnership than yours! 'Life affirming'!
Your unique and authentic 'rags to riches' come 'landlubber to seadogs' sailing epic will be an inspiration in any/all sailing communities, online or otherwise for many years to come... much thanks again for sharing!
Best, most inspirational and authentic sailing channel on UA-cam... by a very long way!
That idle seems fairly high, but glad to see the green beast it running!
What a fantastic Dad he deserves a medal
Even the dog is more peaceful
Yep. Dad is a DIY certified man.
He deserves a beer 🍺
That dad is awsome.
Your dad is a genius! You are sooo lucky to have parents like that!
Your Dad needs his own channel! Your parents are heros!
I keep telling him that!
Seriously
Yes love his shop and skills
@@WildlingSailing Steve's probably not interested in the filming or editing aspect, Maybe Mary can do that and find a new artistic outlet (I bet she could make your dad's cars shine on video with her artistic eye)
Yoshi looks like he is taking notes so he can fix and maintenance the engine for you guys once Dad goes home
" Anyone want a cup of Tea ", what a beautiful family, good to see the heart back in the beast
Dad is legit! Good to go on that engine. Night and day difference on the sound when cranking. Dad for the win!
so nice to hearing it starting so well! Ur parents are an inspiration!
Parents doing what parents do. They are a great team and a wealth of knowledge for you. I especially like the way your Mum mucked in and painted the crap out of that cabin. Well done to all and great "down" Yoshi. cheers from downunder.
Great to see you bonding with your parents. I was sad when they left. Tell them you Love them.
My Dad passed away when I was only 17 years old. We had so many plans.
Just found out my Mum Died in UK.
I am 66 years old now.
Take care x
Your dad reminds me so much of my dad, he past away three years back and l miss him so much. Always there for me, working on my cars, rebuilding motors. Just bloody good old chaps. Cherish these moments.
Your dad is good with motors. He is working hard and so is your mom.
I just have to comment on what a wonderful dog Yoshi has turned out to be living in such a loving home! I think he is as excited as anyone to see his arch nemesis run again!
I think your Dad really enjoyed working on the engine, but your Mum is going to need a vacation from her vacation, she worked so hard! Your parents are both treasures!!!
Best parents ever. A joy too see a happy family working together.
So glad your dad could rebuild the engine for y’all. You’ve got great parents Mark your lucky.
Your Mum and Dad are CHAMPS! Patient, polite, thoughtful, you can just tell they're such good people. What a blessing.
Hope you have fire extinguishers for electrical fires - multiple ones at different places in the boat. Yoshi was really interested in what was going on. He wanted to get in there and get his paws dirty, too.
What an amazing Mum and Dad! Minke is gonna be a stunner ⛵🏴☠️ nice work guys
A "Mechanical " Oil Pressure Gauge, located close to the engine can give confidence after oil changes and in the event electrical displays may prove unreliable. A simple T-fitting can allow for such an installation. Congrats on the repair.
Yup, Dad's going to bring one next time he comes
I was just going to say this :-)
@@WildlingSailing they are cheap as chips, so unless he puts it in the post pick two up. one to mount and another for your tools box.
I have never had good luck with ANY electric oil pressure senders/gauges ! I recommend a mechanical gauge. Use copper pipe between the gauge and the engine.
@@markbernier8434 So how long was the test run? If I missed it sorry! Went back and watched it twice.
Stone makes a comfy cushion, old dog learns new tricks, the engine actually starts; it’s all going frighteningly well!
Having a reliable engine will be a gamechanger for you both.
I was roaring with laughter seeing the dog on the tools..lol "yoshi likes the tool heads for his arm.."lol
Parents, and dad in particular in the last few episodes, are legends. Good content, good editing, focus on quality work, watching is becoming more and more enjoyable keep going!
Having watch you struggle starting the engine for so long, it’s so great to see it start right away and run so well. I can imagine the peace of mind it will bring.
It looks good to 👍🏻
I know it’s going to work because I already have that much faith in your Dad! There’s not a doubt in my mind.....He’s wonderful, you’re so lucky & so is he.
10 Stars to your Mum & Dad! They are brilliant!
Not only do you have beautiful parents, your parents have wonderful kids. Great family.
Engine starts first time, idles smoothly, revs properly, doesn't smoke and there's enough power and torque to run the props. Great success.
You guys have the greatest parents of all time
Your Parents are legends. Your Dad's so calm. It's so nice having your Old motor Recondition and Commisioned. Well done to you All.
Oh my goodness,, your Father is a Master Mechanic,for sure, young man hold them close to your heart as I know you will ,, your vessel is gonna be the Kat Lady of the Medertaranian Sea,. she is looking so Proper,, Im so happy for you both,, oh and of course little Yoshi Too🤗
Congrats on the engine. I bet its rewarding for your Dad to see it running as a reward for his hard work.
You might try using the cut off tops of catering mayo tubs as the trim for the circular shelf things ? Ask at a local restaurant if they have any.
Wow, you tripled the value of the boat with a fresh Mercedes engine ! Congrats!!
19:50 Looks like you have to reorganize the electrical system on your boat, maybe you can use a spiral plastic conduit to wrap the cables according to their class and function so that tracking/trouble shooting them will be easier and to avoid fires like the one on the next boat that caught fire.
It's sad that your parents are back in their city....but life must go on....
Greetings from Indonesia
I was completely glued to this video! So pleased to see everything worked out. I sort of knew it would...
The engine sounds 100 times better than before congratulations on all the hard work by your dad and you
Awesome! A lot of hard work paying off. Congratulations. I loved Yoshi sleeping on the tools and sticking his head in the engine compartment as your Dad worked--he is checking all is being done correctly. Yoshi wants to insure you are taking care of "his boat" properly. I will say it again, awesome parents. (They deserve a restful trip with you.)😎🤟
Oh my, your parents were simply a Fantastic! Your Dads expertise really did shine with this rebuild, while your Mum kept busy with so many little projects all over the cabin. It shows their Love!
Time flies by for sure. Can't believe it' been over a year since you got the boat and 8 months since you first put it in water..
Its really is the dad of the year🏋🏻♀️👌🏋🏻♀️
Everyone needs a mum and dad like that, they're awesome. The support you give one another is how true partnerships work. Cant wait to see more of your adventures.
Your Dads a hero, congrats on your engine refurb and happy sailing.
What a wonderful lovely parents. All doing their BEST to help you out. Awesome 👌
Congrats! You have an amazing mum and dad! Great episode.
Couldn’t find a better Mom and Dad. Cheers! Can’t wait to see your smiling faces out at sea again.
Yeah! An engine that you can count on. Makes a huge difference cruising. You all did great. Enjoyed watching.
From the last few videos I've learnt that the real hero is Mark's dad who, backed up by Mark's mum, can do everything. Then Joshi, who oversees the integrity of the whole operation. After that comes Nadiyana who keeps the whole enterprise afloat, and finally Mark, who shows how not knowing what to do can be made into a science!
Your dad is a champ! I am always impressed with guys that have so much knowledge with engines. Can't wait to see out of the marina.
Big Thank you to Dad. Nice to see it running.
Said it last week and I will say it again. Mom and Dad are legends.
Mom always clean when we go see our children she deserves a Huge Hug
Even your advertisements are interesting! Mark, you have the best family. Nadi is a hero, mom the painter, dad the mechanic. All in a days work.
It sounds like a new engine.Your dad is a brilliant mechanic.Well done for your determined perseverance that turned up trump's in the end.Happy sailing.
I aspire to be as competent for and generous to my daughters as your dad exemplified here with you two.
100% great Dad
Your mom is an angel as well
That dog is so sweet!
I was crossing my fingers from 00:00 to 20:17. So happy to hear that engine rumbling!!!
You know he a good guy when you can work with him and he still a good dad , Mine was a animal .Still don't miss him but it only been like 58 years
The support from your Mum and Dad is fabulous and your Dad’s practical technical aptitude is exception. I don’t even know them but I know I like them a lot.
I had a huge smile on my face when the engine started. Congratulations and great work at being dad of the year.
Hello Folks,🖐Great to see you again. Wowwww, things are really coming along for you guys. Big shout-out to Mom and Dad🖐. Dad really knows his stuff😲💪. The engine sounded really good whilst running and that made Nadiyana really happy😊. Shout-out to the Yunnan Cowgirl, thank you so much for the Rosetta Stone link, Im going to learn another language myself. Can't wait to see the sea trials. You guys rock ! 💪Thanks for sharing, keep the videos coming and safe travels🙏
All I can say “your dad is a top top man” I think you can say that was a labour of love.
Great to see the engine is good and your mum and dad are 2 in a million
Happy sailing or motoring
You have very clever parents, it's great how you work so well together. Thouroughly enjoyed the video.
Congratulations guys! You look tired at the end Mark, Well done Dad..
i gotta admit before you “bit the bullet” and actually stopped trying patch job it, being a mechanic of 30+ year’s i was seriously thinking “what is he doing, that’s not going to do anything” But yourself and super Dad, made it work, but even more than making a reliable engine you learned so many new skills that will serve you for life!
Cheers guys!
祝贺你们
Zhùhè nǐmen
You have such wonderful, kind, calm, generous, and loving parents! Love watching you all and Yoshi of course!
Marie from California. 💙
for safety i would suggest a check on engine room cables and 3/4 automatic fire exhtinguisher (amazon 30 euro each)
That's a first for me , single engine with twin screws very cool , with the hydraulic drive you can run a windlass ,winches , power steering, roller furling, boom vang, macerator toilet, garbage disposal ,blender /juicer and I sure there's more you could power with hydraulics on that fine boat !!!
Very cool, have fun people ....
So invested in these videos going save it for tomorrow and watch it with my 82 year old mum, she loves this continuing story.you both will have a million viewers soon.
Give our love to your Mum! We hope she enjoys the video 🤠
How about a segment where you interview your dad? I’m sure more viewers would enjoy learning about him
Your parents are so amazing. They both did so much. Especially your dad with the engine. He is so meticulous just like I am. I am sure your first test run will be great with the new engine.
Well done guys! Your dad is a champion, and you have done so well yourselves!
I run the crank case breather through a oil fumes condenser made from soap-free stainless steel fine ribbon scouring pads packed in a PBC or stainless metal tube, the fumes are led into the inlet manifold AFTER the air cleaner, and the condensate oil is collected and fed into the rocker cover. Similar system to that used on large ships but miniaturised.
You Dad is the man. Great job.
This has been my favoritevideo yet....Congrats on the engine rebuild.....Things are really coming along so very nicely. Best wishes And be safe. #67 in .ca. USA
Loved following the engine rebuild series its been great!, reminds me of all the hours spent with my dad rebuilding engines in his garage. Your dad is awesome and always so calm and nothing ever seems a problem, what a legend!. So well filmed an absolute joy to watch as i can only imagine the editing time gone into these videos. Keep up the awesome work guys. Happy sailing!.
Thanks for posting and sharing. So glad to hear how the install went, and that you tested things well at the Marina. Great achievement for Minke and crew.
Omygosh! Things are coming together wonderfully and Thank God for your amazing parents.
PeaceAndLove
Lori
So happy to see that engine back in and working again! Yay. I'm sure it cost a lot, but money well spent. As for the oil gauge, I went through a series of electric senders that matched the gauge I bought. Oil pressure always read about 8 psi at idle. I installed a mechanical gauge and it read normally. I finally gave up on that electric oil pressure gauge and kept the mechanical one instead. You have some great parents. Make sure you always let them know how much you appreciate them.
Dad is a great bloke, whiz with engines! Safe Sailing! Yea, he should have his own channel. Lucky he didn't charge you labor costs..lol!
The two Mrs Wildings work well together. Mum needs 5 Stars as well.
What a great advertisement, Rosetta Stone saves lives. 😂😂😂👍👍👍 The boat is coming along.
Great progress. Nice to have a competent mechanic for a father. The engine sounds fantastic. Those Mercedes diesels are tough as nails. Keep up the great work 😃.
Huge respect for Mark's Parents (and Nadiyana's in-laws). Lovely to see such love and effort put into a relationship. Glad you guys have a reliable engine now, I can't wait for the future adventures on your channel. Fair winds Wildlings!
Great videos, brilliant parents, lovely couple, congrats to you all.
Getting excited for first sea trials. Sending very best wishes for a successful outing
Fantastic bunch of videos of the engine rebuild. well documented and informative. Glad you have it fitted and working well, looking forwards to seeing you test it out at sea. Some people recommend an oil change after a few hours use after a rebuild
Congratulations on installing your rebuilt ENGINE!!!
I am so impressed at how much better you’re interior is looking. Amazing!
AHOY from Alderney ! It is so impressive to see how Dad and Mark have made such a good overhaul of the Merc. I was suggesting a new engine. I think this Merc has a new life. Minke is looking fresher and nicer inside, every week. This whole project has been pushed so far in the right direction by the Wildling crew !
Are you an alderney resident?
@@guidouytterhaegen I just have a place there. 'Hardly resident, but I still have to fill in a tax return !
Ok i am asking because my baot( 52 year old nauticat 33) belongs originally go an alderney rrsident( certainly mc donald) who bought him new,i tryd to contact him
But he and his wife passed away a few yerars ago,i hoped to have dome fotos when he was new...
Great news. So cool to have a good engine. And thank you mom and dad. Wow love the ride with you guys.
Off topic but I want to share with you guys that my Sister, her husband, my brother and I will be flying from New York to Manchester next month. From Manchester we go to Bunbury where we begin a ten day narrow boat cruise. We plan on doing the four counties ring, 105 miles and 92 locks. I know the French canals and locks are different from the English but I have been rewatching your canal videos. The Cowgirl has great technique.
After the boat is returned we will spend five days in Wales, doing the coastal walks and other stuff. I’m very excited to be seeing your part of the world.
Yow,,,,Mark's Mum here!!! Enjoy yourselves,,,,Massive welcome to the UK & hopefully you will loove it over here 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
@@MaryFandStevieG I’m sure we will. We did a bike tour of Cornwall a few years ago and it was great although the hills were killer.
You have come a long way my friend (mechanically). I’m proud of you 2. Enjoy guys. Mark Holland (Bali Indonesia)
regular maintenance looks important and nice to see parents leading the way......peace🕊
Hi guys so glade you got you engine back. Your mum and dad are legends in their own right. I would die for you dads man cave lol. See the boat catch fire brought back bad memories for me as my boat coughs fire last year due to a pair of Walky talkies catching fire on my boat. Long store. But I have rebuilt 2nd wind now and she is sailing again. So hopefully the other boat can be saved. Keep up the great edits guys. Hope to see you in an anchorage some where warm far winds John
I have said this before but " well done Dad " not forgetting that lovely lady with the paint brush, looking forward to the next episode, best regards 😀
Your Mom and Dad are such a great help. You very blessed with them. Fantastic work you guys and Girls!
Engine looks great. Definitely needs a oil pressure gauge for added peace of mind. I fit that to all my vehicles.
What an epic rebuild. So happy for you all. Dad is a legend for his knowledge, skill and patience driving from the UK to Barcelona👍👍👍👍
Loving the recap style for this video start. Well done.
I love how hard your dad is working while you are fishing! Ha ha! Congratulations! Mom’s and dad’s are heroes!