Seadog, you taught me a lesson with this one. I will always carry, stowed somewhere, a Coleman camp stove and six little propane bottles. Just in case.
On that out board motor. If it only runs with the choke partially closed, that means the main jet is partially plugged, carb needs to be cleaned. The results of today’s gasoline!
You didn't keep the dog?!? Thank You for all of the hard work and getting the videos out, awesome content, filming and editing. Looking forward to much more to come!
Ay ay Captain! What I like with this man is that he’s fond of dead things. He treats them as if they’re alive. How cool is that!? That’s my Captain. Thank you for a new great episode. Bye-bye Tiny Shaddy. She’s gone to a new home. Good Luck. By by Cool runnings. Hasta la vista, baby 🍼 Cuddle close.
I used to fight the local gas tank regulators when I lived in Costa Rica. Trust me you don't want their type on a boat. They have 40,000 accidents a year in houses I heard. I'm glad your setup is safer. Your videos are great, even though I don't know a thing about sailing.
Great location for repairs, Really nice weather for sure. That is an opinion from a long, long ways away. Good quality on repairs.. The White Shadow is probably going to be Happy Boat. Good Job Berry. Good Job.
Just another good video! Life in the yard is different than anywhere else in both good and bad ways. Oh, its all good if your messing with boats! You are so right on about propane on boats. Never loose your parinoia about fire!👍👏👌⛵🌏
Hi Barry Outboard is 3.5 hp Tohatsu , have had one for 15 years , abused but always reliable, spare spark plug is good idea. Malcom stayed on our driveway in motorhome last night and you were fondly mentioned
It must be just new Zealand, they did pretty good stopping the virus, not like the good old usa where many don't give a fook about others' well being 🙂🙂🙂
@@bizim_eller im from Florida. We never had the mask mandates. We have done just fine. They have way more problems in liberal run states who have kept people locked down and had mask mandates. FYI its been Proven as a fact that masks wont stop the virus. The virus particles are smaller than any mask available in stores is designed to keep out.
@@jeffreyalberson9742 Yep, you know more than the CDC. It’s good to have such smart asses around. I’m a resident of FL with pre existing conditions and had to use extreme precautions because of uncaring people. Thanks.
Great video. One thing regarding propane connections. Always use copper line with flare fittings or stainless line with compression fittings. This won't leak. Don't use nose and jubilee clips. I always have manual anutodd valves. No servos or electronic valves,. Manual ones always work and it teaches you to shut the gas off, just like on a house bbq. Valve off and no gas can flow and leak. I'm a gasfitter by trade,
As always good stuff. I like your movies because you show us not only the fun stuff of boating but you are not afraid to show us the hard work that has to be done to maintain and keep the ship seaworthy. That is the real life : work and pleasure! I am happy to see a sistership (Vancouver 28) downunder. Does he have a website?
You are doing a great job but don't be shy about asking you many caring followers and friends for help with you many refit projects. Many hands makes the job go easier. We would be happy to help. Stay safe.
Just a little background. I've been cruising well over 40 plus years on a 35 cutter, center cockpit. In my humble opinion anything over 30 feet must have an electric windlass. It's exstreamly important when anchoring or relieving your anchor having the ability to use both hands! The best is having a deck mounted foot switch either up/down works. But Barry, having to open your forward hatch, passing up the hand held remote under calm conditions is just not the case 85 percent of the time! Rain, sea water, open hatch is an accident ready to happen. Then you have to remember to secure the remote and then close the hatch from below all is unnecessary if only you has a dedicated mounted foot switch. Remember, two hands when anchoring.
You know I’ve been watching you for a very long time. You’ve been an inspiration to my my journey. I never committed but I think you are amazing. Keep it up! 😊
That looks like a little suzuki 2 horse! If it is I had one just like it and it was the most reliable, bullet proof little outboard I have ever had! Not a power house but will never let you down other than maybe having to pull the stater off and hit it with a little emery clothe once in a while if it sits for long periods of time,..
Wonderful seeing all your work and boy are you right...never ending. I'm in love with your windlass. Such a beauty. I too wonder what the Nutshell's are up to. Guess I'll have to google. That bean shaker is awesome! I could play one of those, sort of like a rain maker. I hope you treat yourself to a lot of good rest. Thanks for beautiful videos.
Use naval jelly to remove rust. Just brush on and let set. May need two two three applications. Use water to remove and remove. Cleans rust very well. Then put under coat and paint.
Barry.. Magnus front sailing Nutshell didn't blow up from gas! He sprayed I think it was break cleaner in the engine bay and had the kettle on for a cuppa, it was the highly flammable fumes from the aerosol cans of break cleaner that caused the explosion.
You should add an extension tube to the tiller handle of that outboard. One major problem with dinghy outboards is gasoline left in the carburetor for long periods.
I did mention this before Barry, but the Xintex Fireboy gas solenoid runs hot as well. Safe operating temperature is 85° C. That is warm I can tell you. So if it is 85°, your gas is quite happy. Your propane needs a minimum of 493° C to ignite without a flame. You would have branded yourself if it was that temperature. You should get yourself a hand held temperature gun. Very useful I can tell you, but would you listen 😊. Here's a thing, you can't bring that shaker Delonix Regia seed pod is going to attract the attention of AQUIS if you come to Australia. The good news is you can pick one up on almost every street in Queensland.
Barry, the explosion on Magnus's boat Nutshell wasn't from Propane gas, he had been using a non approved degreaser around the engine and transmission which gave off a lot of vapour, this ignited when he was not down below luckily.
Barry... I noticed what seems to be a vent under the chart table you are cutting.... make sure to keep that vent clear... I know... just a comment from the peanut gallery. Thanks for all of your great videos! Always look forward to hearing your latest yarns.
Lot of projects on our new boat also buddy. I feel ya. I just bought a Tayana 52. Im getting ready to set sail for the Caribbean and then off for a circumnavigation. I have to stop in Florida and sell my old morgan 382 on my way down. I know i did the dreaded owning two boats at the same time.
Re your gas solenoid -- usually they are operated by a short 12v Operation, then the voltage reduces to 5V to hold - getting hot sounds like 12V constant !!
John Fogerty, of CCR, as I am sure you already know, Wrote Have you ever seen the rain on a summer’s day. Other bands have pitched in with their version over the years. This also i am suer you already know. So all that incidental stuff out of the way, great to hear how you are managing in New Zealand. It does seem like a busy ish place, and well known by European and American folks. Shady is coming along nicely, and glad to see you haven’t lost your knack of recycling and re-using stuff. Stay safe Barry.
So, who knew when you filmed that piece where you're treating corrosion in the bilge and you make the comment about not wanting water to come through, that a year later, that's exactly what happened! Hope your current haulout is going ok, and that hole you found is the only one!
What I have found about outboards is that gasoline from a gas station ruins them because, at least in the US, it contains alcohol. The alcohol absorbs water and causes corrosion in the carburetor that plugs up all the tiny holes. I have been using alcohol free gasoline for a few years now and have had no problems, even after storing the motors over the winter. Also a good idea to run the carb dry if not using the motor for a while. Cheers.
Dear Barry. Your vlog's I follow. Your adventures, and people you have met along you're journey are wonderful. I loved every second of them. I also understand that Shaddy is in desperate need of TLC after such an epic journey. However the last few episodes are only about you and Shaddy on a boatyard. Ok a nice dog came along. New Zealand and it's people have undoubtedly more to present than a DIY on boat repairs... As an other follower said "Theres a lot more to it than Whangarie". Bless you from the Netherlands
TONIGHT AT 9PM IT IS "ROCK ON THE DOCK" with special guest "BARRY THE SEED POD MAN". Jamming on the jetty old dog. Get on with your bad self. Be happy, be safe.
👍👍👍 So much works. Work, work, work, but it is good that we are seeing all results. Good luck. The rain will end and it will be sunny soon. Thanks for video.
I think you've got some nice upgrades there Barry, I know two strokes often get some bad press and granted they can sometimes be a little quirky but once you know the quirks of that particular engine you can't fault the simplicity of no valves, cams or timing chains to go wrong.
Thanks for sharing the progress on Shaddy Barry. Getting really close and glad to see you are improving the comfort level on your sailing for the return sail to the UK. Cheers!
Iv got the same engine they go on forever Iv had mine 20 years . I have a nee one but think I prefer the old one like you have there because it’s light and reliable
I thought you had a new travel companion when I saw the lovely pooch, and when it comes to the harmonica, try Liam Ward's "Learn The Harmonica" channel, his really good.
that little outboard sounds ok running, probably could use a needle and seat for idle. Usually the problem with 2 strokes. I follow Nutshell, I decided from the get go to lose the gas system and went with a Dometic stove on alcohol/meths no problems with converting fittings and filling bottles, seems like every joint in the Pacific has a different fitting easier to get the stuff on the boat even with the dinghy too.
The gas shutoff servo should be in the propane locker not in the galley, this way you dont have the lines full of gas all the time. Any leak will keep propane flowing into the boat, big no no.
Magnus's explosion wasn't gas - he was using a de-greaser on his engine which is very volatile and vaporised in the Aussie heat. Very unlucky. But it wasn't butane or propane. He was very honest about the experience to the extent he invalidated any insurance claim as the degreaser was for external use only. But yes. A massive accident and it left him traumatised.
You're so brilliant at this you tubing lark! Loved this video, you seem to manage to get a bit of everything in. From a nice cuppa down below to all the going on in marina. Is that a mini pony tail I spotted on Mo 😊
I can highly recommend the carborundum foam 'paint removal' discs - they'll leave you with a bright finish without removing much metal and most importantly, with very little effort ;)
Seadog, you taught me a lesson with this one. I will always carry, stowed somewhere, a Coleman camp stove and six little propane bottles. Just in case.
The dog ran away from home and jumped on your boat to escape it's humdrum life and sail around the world with The Old Seadog. How apropos.
On that out board motor. If it only runs with the choke partially closed, that means the main jet is partially plugged, carb needs to be cleaned. The results of today’s gasoline!
Aw you should have kept the dog! White Shadow is such a cool name for a boat...
Almost fell out of my seat when you said you’re lazy....this coming from the old guy on his hands and knees battling rust. Hahahaha
Our favourite time of the week! Shaddy Time!
I always enjoy the Shaddy videos.
Can’t believe you got that seed pod past customs.😂
You didn't keep the dog?!? Thank You for all of the hard work and getting the videos out, awesome content, filming and editing. Looking forward to much more to come!
Two words.......HONDA.......OUTBOARD........ LOVE YOUR CHANEL. So fun living the 9-5 and watching you wander paradise. Take care 🍻
That shaker got a mean groove
Ay ay Captain! What I like with this man is that he’s fond of dead things. He treats them as if they’re alive. How cool is that!? That’s my Captain.
Thank you for a new great episode. Bye-bye Tiny Shaddy.
She’s gone to a new home.
Good Luck. By by Cool runnings.
Hasta la vista, baby 🍼
Cuddle close.
If the out board doesn't start you can always use it has an anchor ! LOL!
Love the Workshop. Nearly every tool has rusted but Bazz doesn't care. He is having the time of his life.
I used to fight the local gas tank regulators when I lived in Costa Rica. Trust me you don't want their type on a boat. They have 40,000 accidents a year in houses I heard. I'm glad your setup is safer.
Your videos are great, even though I don't know a thing about sailing.
After watching your video I feel tired as well!!!! So much work done there Barry!!!!
Oh no! I just binged watched from the beginning. Maybe I’ll start over. Best sailing channel and this is pure escape from being a news junkie.
Ahhh yes... the “maintenance Medusa”. Cut one project down, three more sprout up in its place!!
Great location for repairs, Really nice weather for sure. That is an opinion from a long, long ways away. Good quality on repairs.. The White Shadow is probably going to be Happy Boat. Good Job Berry. Good Job.
Just another good video! Life in the yard is different than anywhere else in both good and bad ways. Oh, its all good if your messing with boats!
You are so right on about propane on boats. Never loose your parinoia about fire!👍👏👌⛵🌏
Hi Barry
Outboard is 3.5 hp Tohatsu , have had one for 15 years , abused but always reliable, spare spark plug is good idea. Malcom stayed on our driveway in motorhome last night and you were fondly mentioned
The amount of work involved in sailing a boat is very intimidating!!
...that goes with any boat...especially in salt water.
I do look forward to your videos, like a gift, thanks!
I always enjoy your videos. Thank you. Stay well and happy. ⛵
Alternative living (on a boat), enjoy it
How great is that: been a long workday, finally home and: a new video from Barry! THANKS!!!
Great to see the rest of the world without masks. Thanks Barry
It must be just new Zealand, they did pretty good stopping the virus, not like the good old usa where many don't give a fook about others' well being 🙂🙂🙂
@@bizim_eller im from Florida. We never had the mask mandates. We have done just fine. They have way more problems in liberal run states who have kept people locked down and had mask mandates. FYI its been Proven as a fact that masks wont stop the virus. The virus particles are smaller than any mask available in stores is designed to keep out.
@@bizim_eller "Don't give a fook about..." a virus that has a 99.4% recovery rate? Scared?... stay home!
@@livinginthepacific okay peter cheeks, don't!!
Unfortunately I have to be around you fookers all the time, can't stay at home. So fook you!!
@@jeffreyalberson9742 Yep, you know more than the CDC. It’s good to have such smart asses around. I’m a resident of FL with pre existing conditions and had to use extreme precautions because of uncaring people. Thanks.
Nice job mate, very interesting episode this week, keep going ole mate..... Jack n Steve
Great video. One thing regarding propane connections. Always use copper line with flare fittings or stainless line with compression fittings. This won't leak. Don't use nose and jubilee clips. I always have manual anutodd valves. No servos or electronic valves,. Manual ones always work and it teaches you to shut the gas off, just like on a house bbq. Valve off and no gas can flow and leak. I'm a gasfitter by trade,
This New Zealand aint a bad place to be,Ive been here for 73 yrs and still havnt seen it all.
Theres a lot more to it than Whangarie
Great show seadog, thanx.
Barry we need more cowbell, I mean seed pod 😉
Today is the day ,you are doing things ! I’m sitting on my arse watching !
Even a bad musician is still a musician. You and me both. If you're having a good time on stage, the audience is having a good time too.
You Old Seadog bless you :)
As always good stuff. I like your movies because you show us not only the fun stuff of boating but you are not afraid to show us the hard work that has to be done to maintain and keep the ship seaworthy. That is the real life : work and pleasure!
I am happy to see a sistership (Vancouver 28) downunder. Does he have a website?
You are doing a great job but don't be shy about asking you many caring followers and friends for help with you many refit projects. Many hands makes the job go easier. We would be happy to help. Stay safe.
Noted
8:14 🤣🤣😂 Me, every morning before work. Thank you for keeping us entertained 👍
I love your videos. I watch from Paris with envy.
That dog is a subscriber for sure she picked you right out. Really liking the upgrades. Cheers Barry!
Those little motors are good
Just a little background. I've been cruising well over 40 plus years on a 35 cutter, center cockpit. In my humble opinion anything over 30 feet must have an electric windlass. It's exstreamly important when anchoring or relieving your anchor having the ability to use both hands! The best is having a deck mounted foot switch either up/down works. But Barry, having to open your forward hatch, passing up the hand held remote under calm conditions is just not the case 85 percent of the time! Rain, sea water, open hatch is an accident ready to happen. Then you have to remember to secure the remote and then close the hatch from below all is unnecessary if only you has a dedicated mounted foot switch. Remember, two hands when anchoring.
nice bass tone, that feller. totally inspired to follow in your wake in my retirement, i have to say
Tiny Shaddie we will miss you 😞 Welcome Squeaky 🛹
You know I’ve been watching you for a very long time. You’ve been an inspiration to my my journey. I never committed but I think you are amazing. Keep it up! 😊
Can’t wait to see you back out on the open ocean!!! Keep on, keeping on Barry ✌️✌️✌️
That looks like a little suzuki 2 horse! If it is I had one just like it and it was the most reliable, bullet proof little outboard I have ever had! Not a power house but will never let you down other than maybe having to pull the stater off and hit it with a little emery clothe once in a while if it sits for long periods of time,..
Wonderful seeing all your work and boy are you right...never ending. I'm in love with your windlass. Such a beauty. I too wonder what the Nutshell's are up to. Guess I'll have to google. That bean shaker is awesome! I could play one of those, sort of like a rain maker. I hope you treat yourself to a lot of good rest. Thanks for beautiful videos.
Use naval jelly to remove rust. Just brush on and let set. May need two two three applications. Use water to remove and remove. Cleans rust very well. Then put under coat and paint.
Woot! I thought we were only mid fortnight. What a pleasant surprise to find your episode uploaded today. Thanks Barry. You just made my evening. 👍
Barry.. Magnus front sailing Nutshell didn't blow up from gas!
He sprayed I think it was break cleaner in the engine bay and had the kettle on for a cuppa, it was the highly flammable fumes from the aerosol cans of break cleaner that caused the explosion.
Entertaining as always, keep it up mate.
Another enjoyable tale thank you Barry...nothing like enjoying a beer on a cool evening and watching your adventures once again thanks Mate
Yippee...Barry continues to work on “Projects”👍 Nu Dinghy & Motor...Still finding some time to Relax 😜
You should add an extension tube to the tiller handle of that outboard. One major problem with dinghy outboards is gasoline left in the carburetor for long periods.
It's 2 stroke, even worse. A good clean out and fresh fuel mixture is needed.
Plastic conduit pipe and a "jubilee" hose clamp. $2.
I did mention this before Barry, but the Xintex Fireboy gas solenoid runs hot as well. Safe operating temperature is 85° C. That is warm I can tell you. So if it is 85°, your gas is quite happy. Your propane needs a minimum of 493° C to ignite without a flame. You would have branded yourself if it was that temperature. You should get yourself a hand held temperature gun. Very useful I can tell you, but would you listen 😊.
Here's a thing, you can't bring that shaker Delonix Regia seed pod is going to attract the attention of AQUIS if you come to Australia. The good news is you can pick one up on almost every street in Queensland.
Barry, the explosion on Magnus's boat Nutshell wasn't from Propane gas, he had been using a non approved degreaser around the engine and transmission which gave off a lot of vapour, this ignited when he was not down below luckily.
What he said....cheers
Yes thats right.Very lucky he was not down below.
Yep he turned his boat into a massive potato cannon
Not to be that guy but vapor is gas so it was a gas explosion.
@@corydriver7634 Dick hea- it is but it is'nt from PROPANE.
Ive seen many bar and garage bands in my 63 years you aint bad.
Barry... I noticed what seems to be a vent under the chart table you are cutting.... make sure to keep that vent clear... I know... just a comment from the peanut gallery. Thanks for all of your great videos! Always look forward to hearing your latest yarns.
Lot of projects on our new boat also buddy. I feel ya. I just bought a Tayana 52. Im getting ready to set sail for the Caribbean and then off for a circumnavigation. I have to stop in Florida and sell my old morgan 382 on my way down. I know i did the dreaded owning two boats at the same time.
Always good on Old Seadog day. Although I got a tad confused and thought you had had magically transmogrified into a real old sea dog
Re your gas solenoid -- usually they are operated by a short 12v Operation, then the voltage reduces to 5V to hold - getting hot sounds like 12V constant !!
I C O N ! ! ! complete legend......
Great video.
I've got so many "old stylee" cruising books, I just keep rereading them - they're my favourites. Love your vids with your Shaddy.
Just rediscovered Tristan Jones.
Do you have any recommendations?
John Fogerty, of CCR, as I am sure you already know, Wrote Have you ever seen the rain on a summer’s day. Other bands have pitched in with their version over the years. This also i am suer you already know. So all that incidental stuff out of the way, great to hear how you are managing in New Zealand. It does seem like a busy ish place, and well known by European and American folks. Shady is coming along nicely, and glad to see you haven’t lost your knack of recycling and re-using stuff. Stay safe Barry.
That bean pod is from the mayflower tree.
Always a great Friday when we get check in on you B!
I love these videos. I am already waiting on the next one.
So, who knew when you filmed that piece where you're treating corrosion in the bilge and you make the comment about not wanting water to come through, that a year later, that's exactly what happened! Hope your current haulout is going ok, and that hole you found is the only one!
What I have found about outboards is that gasoline from a gas station ruins them because, at least in the US, it contains alcohol. The alcohol absorbs water and causes corrosion in the carburetor that plugs up all the tiny holes. I have been using alcohol free gasoline for a few years now and have had no problems, even after storing the motors over the winter. Also a good idea to run the carb dry if not using the motor for a while. Cheers.
Dear Barry. Your vlog's I follow. Your adventures, and people you have met along you're journey are wonderful. I loved every second of them. I also understand that Shaddy is in desperate need of TLC after such an epic journey. However the last few episodes are only about you and Shaddy on a boatyard. Ok a nice dog came along. New Zealand and it's people have undoubtedly more to present than a DIY on boat repairs... As an other follower said "Theres a lot more to it than Whangarie". Bless you from the Netherlands
TONIGHT AT 9PM IT IS "ROCK ON THE DOCK" with special guest "BARRY THE SEED POD MAN". Jamming on the jetty old dog. Get on with your bad self. Be happy, be safe.
👍👍👍 So much works. Work, work, work, but it is good that we are seeing all results. Good luck. The rain will end and it will be sunny soon. Thanks for video.
I always drop what I am doing to watch your videos. This was another good one! As always, thank you for letting us join the adventure!
That Dodger/Bimini looks awesome!!
I think you've got some nice upgrades there Barry, I know two strokes often get some bad press and granted they can sometimes be a little quirky but once you know the quirks of that particular engine you can't fault the simplicity of no valves, cams or timing chains to go wrong.
Thanks for sharing the progress on Shaddy Barry. Getting really close and glad to see you are improving the comfort level on your sailing for the return sail to the UK. Cheers!
Thank you so much. Greetings from Saxonia Germany
WOW. so much going wrong. rust, gas, holes, think i'll get a camper van instead Barry!
Barry great video have fun fighting the rust. Deck Ape job is never done........Cheer's.
Metal boats can be a real choir but there is no weather they can't stand. ( Maybe!)
You knew deep down in your heart you would have to retrofit the whole gas system!!!
Another awesome episode ! I hope to see you about when I’m sailing !
Hello Barry - another good one then, and well narrated, fond regards from (old) South Wales)
Iv got the same engine they go on forever Iv had mine 20 years . I have a nee one but think I prefer the old one like you have there because it’s light and reliable
Great video🇳🇴👍
Git-R-Done! Shady is looking good. 👍🏻
Happy for news. Saludos from Spain.
I thought you had a new travel companion when I saw the lovely pooch, and when it comes to the harmonica, try Liam Ward's "Learn The Harmonica" channel, his really good.
Don’t let the New Zealand ministry of agriculture see that seed pod because you’ll never see it again 😂😂
That's what I was thinking! I know they are super strict. Barry, get that thing out of sight!
I've got beer, I've got a new Seadog video to watch and oh yeah, the wife, almost forgot about her. That's the plan for tonight...in that order.
that little outboard sounds ok running, probably could use a needle and seat for idle. Usually the problem with 2 strokes.
I follow Nutshell, I decided from the get go to lose the gas system and went with a Dometic stove on alcohol/meths
no problems with converting fittings and filling bottles, seems like every joint in the Pacific has a different fitting
easier to get the stuff on the boat even with the dinghy too.
The gas shutoff servo should be in the propane locker not in the galley, this way you dont have the lines full of gas all the time. Any leak will keep propane flowing into the boat, big no no.
Magnus's explosion wasn't gas - he was using a de-greaser on his engine which is very volatile and vaporised in the Aussie heat. Very unlucky. But it wasn't butane or propane. He was very honest about the experience to the extent he invalidated any insurance claim as the degreaser was for external use only. But yes. A massive accident and it left him traumatised.
Have you got a link to him saying that?
@@JCrook1028 He did a whole video about it. Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/trhi-7OyqnI/v-deo.html
Round about 11:35
You're so brilliant at this you tubing lark! Loved this video, you seem to manage to get a bit of everything in. From a nice cuppa down below to all the going on in marina. Is that a mini pony tail I spotted on Mo 😊
I remember James. You said goodbye to him right before you went through the Panama Canal. I wonder how he’s doing.
I can highly recommend the carborundum foam 'paint removal' discs - they'll leave you with a bright finish without removing much metal and most importantly, with very little effort ;)
As much as it rains here in the Netherlands, it seems to rain more there.. but at least its warm!
Excitin stuff.