Teal, I think that was a wise move getting rid of the plastic engine control and going with the metal one. You won't regret it when your miles from any were and that plastic control breaks.
Teal, maybe you could paint a color/date legend on the engine compartment walls as a handy reference. You know, I noticed I have a lot more of these senior moments, the older I get. 🙄😩😂😂
Teal that new throttle assembly is a real stunner and I am consistently impressed by your meticulously methodic approach to everything you do and extremely high standards. It is a joy to watch you at work and I should think any marine outfitter or potential customer would be happy to have you participate on almost any task👍.
It was in this video that the crew came up with the " Teal's Three " plan to rob the Casinos in Las Vegas. They figured that crawling through small ventilation ducts to the cash counting rooms would be a breeze for them.
OH Man!! I've been there with snaking the engine controls down and around, back to the store for replacement parts, longer cables and customizing wire harnesses. But when all is said and done, knowing what you have and that you took the time (and expense) to do it right - makes for great peace of mind. Sail on :)
Poor guy, not getting much respect..and deffinately taken for granted. I'm amazed at how you built everything on that boat and so smooth it looks injection molder. Excellent work. I hope the bad vibes I'm getting turn in the right direction.
Totally cool approach, dealing with the rust is so important.. that stuff just spreads and spreads. Color coding your work is so much easier than going back to a log book and finding an entry where you worked on something and hour meter etc. One look at a graph shows you exactly what year that was done. If I ever need to pick a brain Teal haha .. Your it!
Hi crew, Greetings from the UK🇬🇧 again.well it's that time of the week for catamaran restoration and you haven't disappointed one bit in the things you do ,this was a total crew workout,Emma and Linh pulling and pushing and Teal doing his best in the tight spaces😂 sometimes it really is trial and error in restoring a certain part but Emma was a magician with the tape measure and was correct in her reading of it. The new throttle control unit is a really nice piece of kit and I don't think you would have been happy with the black and plastic one once fitted and changing it now is better and will prevent possible problems in the future,l liked the river police coming to cool you all down( or wash the boat)😂 have fun guys , until the food vlog, 👍 all the best and stay safe 👋🇬🇧
Loved this video gays!!! I had been in the same situation going to the marine store at least 5 times a day. In the end I was already embarrassed to go back their until I started meeting the same customers under the exact situation. I think regardless of much we plan ahead this will always happen right! Wish you all the best here from Brazil!
Hey Ross! If we were to do it all over again, that would definitely be a consideration. This has been an interesting install snaking the cables thru the bowels of our boat.
That's a good one. Color coding idea. Why look it up in your maintenance log when you can just memorize a few colors. Yes...we are visual creatures. You did mention how much to repair/rebuild the old shifter but not how much the cost was to replace it with that new shinny one! HA! Curious minds must know! PEACE OUT! Ü
Hey Teal, its obvious you love your cordless Oscillating tool as much as I love mine, so handy for so many things. It would be cool for us tool geeks if you did a video about your arsenal of tools that you keep aboard. Which ones are the most priceless for the work you are doing, and what tools did you wish you could have? Also, when all the refitting is done, which tools are a must to keep aboard and which ones will leave ashore? BTW, I am in the slow process of upgrading all my power tools to Milwaukee Fuel 18V and Fuel 12V. I made that choice because my Oscillating tool and Impact Driver are both Milwaukee, use the same battery, and they are die-hard strong. With the Milwaukee line I will have only one charging station that charges both the 18V and 12V batteries, the whole tool range gives me the most choices of available tools, and the brushless motors are beast! My Porta-ban saw can slice through 3/8" Stainless plate and I will be upgrading to the 18V Fuel version of the same saw, but I doubt I will be needing that one at sea, LOL!
That would be a good video to watch, I like the idea mostly because all you is Ryobi tools..and with all the Ryobi hater's out there ....you know who you are.. hahaha... I've used them since their 9v days and love them ! I'm also a big diy guy...
I was wondering about the black Controllunit @ 8:25 when I noticed a similar (new looking) Controllunit before @ 06:27 ;) Good actingskills @ 8:50 :D the new Unit looks really nice and fits the style of the boat. Nice upgrade
Hi hurry up make a list for boat store all things OMG i cant wait for next video just binged all 23 and i,m all jacked up on mountain dew ..cant wait to see her SAIL SAIL be safe have fun dont get no more cuts or brusses.....love fromphx Az
We hope you come down from your caffeine buzz smoothly and thanks for the binge...we can't wait either and are working hard to get her out on the open ocean...stand by!
Yes, it is very nice to be on a first name basis with our local law enforcements. He is now a really good friend of ours and actually bought a catamaran and loving retirement.
She is a 1993 Custom 435 Catamaran designed by Jace Hobbs and built by Mastermold Composite Services in Florida. The Floor plan has completely changed during our 8 year refit and we are working on before and after videos of the process. Watch episode 21 for our first flashback video and be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any Cooking Onboard videos we put out every Monday or the DIY videos every Friday...and thanks for watching!
If I had known you were using your waterproof camera ........ Had to be careful, had a Mill Creek councilman onboard and he was a little wild with the monitor.
Teal, Linh, & Emma. I love what you've done with your cat thus far. But Id like to see the before pics of what she looked like prior to refitting the salon and other interior spaces. Was she dark wood everywhere and you just painted over or did you have to glass, fair and then paint? Thank you. Enjoy your channel.
We are in the process of producing 6 more before and after videos that we will launch over the next couple of months. The boat is synthetic with very little wood in her bones...mostly honeycomb composites and high density foams. We use some wood on interior projects but always overlay with glass cloth and epoxy. If you watch our video series you will see that we strip each room to the bare hull before starting over. Check out episode 21 for our first before and after video of our galley.
Great idea with the color scheme! Are you guys moored in Poulsbo? We just moved to Poulsbo about a month ago, so I'm not super familiar with the area, but the hydroplane sounded familiar. :)
Is there a plan to spray foam around the cables as they exit the engine compartment? For sound and/or smells? Can't wait to hear those engines purring!
My wife and I enjoy your cooking vids. We have a Columbia 43 I have been fixing up and your projects seem familiar, LoL. Your family seems very positive and pleasant. Are you based in Seattle? We are in the Chesapeake Bay.
Great video as always! Why were all the cables too short? The boat get longer? 🤣 Also, will you put any caulking between the two halves of the throttle controls or is there some type of seal?
Since the cables were last engaged (8 years ago) I have built walls, bulkheads, chases, cabinetry, seating, and relocated the control unit. I added large conduit throughout to accommodate the control cables knowing all along that they would have to be lengthened. The manufacturer did not recommend sealing between the two halves so maintenance/inspection is easily done. I am not to worried because it will be located in a weather tight area within our new cockpit enclosure that will be installed in the near future.
The day the boat finally leaves the marina the marine store will issue a forward looking statement to investors warning of tough economic times ahead :):)
I wonder if that cautious look over your shoulder when you got back with the new cable terminals was indicative that Linh didn't know and you preferred she shouldn't find out?
Just noticed your propane tank, where is that in proximity to the living qtrs? Gas seeks the lowest point and if you have a leak could be devastating. Forget about the exploding aspect, but it will push out all the oxygen in a cabin and asphyxiate anyone in it if it goes undetected. You have been methodical in everything you do, ams sure you have already figured this out. Just pointing it out just in case. Love the videos, keep em coming!
The propane locker is located outside in the cockpit with downward facing ventilation. I put a lot of thought into its location for functionality and safety and placed it such. Thanks for your comment, it's definitely an important topic that more people should be aware of.
loved your approach to managing your electrical circuits. i was wondering if perhaps you wouldn't mind sharing your thoughts on fire protection, lightening protection/grounding?
I was considering producing a video about the most essential pieces of boating hardware needed for an enjoyable sailing life and on the number one piece of sailing equipment needed I need to know where to obtain a Linh?
Ahh the advantages of having a wife who neatly fits into tight spaces. Maybe all mariners should consider that before they marry someone too tall. Once again, a very informative episode. My admiration for your work continues to climb episode by episode. Glad to see that the weather is being good to you. Here in Western Australia we are being subjected to large amount of rain every day whilst over on the East Coast of Australia the farmers are experiencing some of the worst drought conditions they have experienced in years.
I realize we all would love to be boating in perfect weather. Just the fact that you’re a boater you know that’s not going to happen. How come you don’t have an inside helm. For those days you can’t sail and your going to be under power..
Teal, I think that was a wise move getting rid of the plastic engine control and going with the metal one. You won't regret it when your miles from any were and that plastic control breaks.
Teal, maybe you could paint a color/date legend on the engine compartment walls as a handy reference. You know, I noticed I have a lot more of these senior moments, the older I get. 🙄😩😂😂
I like how you think Steve...I am going to do just that!
great job guys
Teal that new throttle assembly is a real stunner and I am consistently impressed by your meticulously methodic approach to everything you do and extremely high standards.
It is a joy to watch you at work and I should think any marine outfitter or potential customer would be happy to have you participate on almost any task👍.
New engine controls look beautiful....
I know...I catch myself staring at the new control unit everytime I walk by.
It was in this video that the crew came up with the " Teal's Three " plan to rob the Casinos in Las Vegas.
They figured that crawling through small ventilation ducts to the cash counting rooms would be a breeze for them.
OH Man!! I've been there with snaking the engine controls down and around, back to the store for replacement parts, longer cables and customizing wire harnesses. But when all is said and done, knowing what you have and that you took the time (and expense) to do it right - makes for great peace of mind. Sail on :)
Poor guy, not getting much respect..and deffinately taken for granted. I'm amazed at how you built everything on that boat and so smooth it looks injection molder. Excellent work. I hope the bad vibes I'm getting turn in the right direction.
He isn’t taken for granted
Awesome. You and your family are a delight. Keep ‘em coming. Thanks!
Thanks Dwight...we will!
I love the color coding idea....thanks for that .
I did it on our last boat and thought the result was worth the effort.
Another "why didn't I think of that" idea ;)
Great content and great family teamwork
This project would be impossible without the help and support of the family!
You guys (yes, all 3) are over-the-top !!😊👍👌👊✨🥂⛵️⚓️🚣✨
Totally cool approach, dealing with the rust is so important.. that stuff just spreads and spreads. Color coding your work
is so much easier than going back to a log book and finding an entry where you worked on something and hour meter etc. One look at a graph shows you exactly what year that was done. If I ever need to pick a brain Teal haha .. Your it!
This is when CONTROL really counts.
Nice job guys👍 great idea on upgrading the control unit. I’m getting so many great tips from your Chanel, thanks and keep them coming!
We will...thanks for watching Mark!
Title fits. It pays to be a control freak. Your boat is looking amazing. Cant wait to see you finish the helm
its getting closer and closer.....sailing is near guys.......thumbs up10x
...and thank you 10x!
Great, great video. Really enjoyed it. The Cat is coming right along. It wont be long before you can untie the lines. GOD bless. JC
Another great video thanks, you have a wonderful family. Be blessed and safe in your travels.
Thanks VW!
kudos for the multi-layer title...dare I say, perfect? Extra kudos for the exit announcer....not too many takes I hope!
She is a pro!
Hi crew, Greetings from the UK🇬🇧 again.well it's that time of the week for catamaran restoration and you haven't disappointed one bit in the things you do ,this was a total crew workout,Emma and Linh pulling and pushing and Teal doing his best in the tight spaces😂 sometimes it really is trial and error in restoring a certain part but Emma was a magician with the tape measure and was correct in her reading of it. The new throttle control unit is a really nice piece of kit and I don't think you would have been happy with the black and plastic one once fitted and changing it now is better and will prevent possible problems in the future,l liked the river police coming to cool you all down( or wash the boat)😂 have fun guys , until the food vlog, 👍 all the best and stay safe 👋🇬🇧
Thanks Peter...see you Monday!
Can't keep me away👍👍💖
Loved this video gays!!! I had been in the same situation going to the marine store at least 5 times a day. In the end I was already embarrassed to go back their until I started meeting the same customers under the exact situation. I think regardless of much we plan ahead this will always happen right! Wish you all the best here from Brazil!
That color coding is really smart. Tough pulls.
The only downside is that after 10 years your engine looks like a Benetton car!
I think you may have just talked me into electric control cables and NMEA system Teal and Lynn. Tight spaces guys, well done. OCD nightmare.
Hey Ross! If we were to do it all over again, that would definitely be a consideration. This has been an interesting install snaking the cables thru the bowels of our boat.
The only difference between men and boys ~ is the size of their feet and the price of their toys
You are the smoothest team around🤔🤗😉😏
Thanks Allen...we like to think so!
That's a good one. Color coding idea. Why look it up in your maintenance log when you can just memorize a few colors. Yes...we are visual creatures. You did mention how much to repair/rebuild the old shifter but not how much the cost was to replace it with that new shinny one! HA! Curious minds must know! PEACE OUT! Ü
Seastar Solutions MT3 $549.06 +tax
Good choice to opt for the new one considering the difference. Thanks for the answer!
Get hammer and make sure it's a REAL bruise.... nothin' like that beauty, Floyd, that you had....
Little people don't understand us big guys trying to get in to small places and actually working...LOL
I saw a bruise.... Linh, when are you going to stop abusing that poor boy Great tips and fun video, Thanks!
Cyclomaniac I like to keep him on his toes. 😉😂😂
The bruise was not as apparent as the intense physical pain Linh!
It looked like a boo boo...awwwah.
Hey Teal, its obvious you love your cordless Oscillating tool as much as I love mine, so handy for so many things. It would be cool for us tool geeks if you did a video about your arsenal of tools that you keep aboard. Which ones are the most priceless for the work you are doing, and what tools did you wish you could have? Also, when all the refitting is done, which tools are a must to keep aboard and which ones will leave ashore? BTW, I am in the slow process of upgrading all my power tools to Milwaukee Fuel 18V and Fuel 12V. I made that choice because my Oscillating tool and Impact Driver are both Milwaukee, use the same battery, and they are die-hard strong. With the Milwaukee line I will have only one charging station that charges both the 18V and 12V batteries, the whole tool range gives me the most choices of available tools, and the brushless motors are beast! My Porta-ban saw can slice through 3/8" Stainless plate and I will be upgrading to the 18V Fuel version of the same saw, but I doubt I will be needing that one at sea, LOL!
Thanks for the thought...you're right that it would make an interesting video.
Kraken !! That would be an excellent idea! Specially for which regards the oscillating tool! I never used it!
That would be a good video to watch, I like the idea mostly because all you is Ryobi tools..and with all the Ryobi hater's out there ....you know who you are.. hahaha... I've used them since their 9v days and love them ! I'm also a big diy guy...
I was wondering about the black Controllunit @ 8:25 when I noticed a similar (new looking) Controllunit before @ 06:27 ;)
Good actingskills @ 8:50 :D the new Unit looks really nice and fits the style of the boat. Nice upgrade
Such a great team. Even if one of you is an optimist!
Yes...but which one?
What fun ! Ha looks like you could make a ton repairing boats in Florida after Hurricane Michael.
Get your freak on! Oh, Linh, "video recording" payback is always a concern...
You can be rest assured that payback is in the near future!
Mike Sawyer I am willing to risk it for the fun I get when I find an opportunity. Trust me, I know the consequences.....😜😂😂🤣🤣
Love y’alls banter, with love of course.
Hi hurry up make a list for boat store all things OMG i cant wait for next video just binged all 23 and i,m all jacked up on mountain dew ..cant wait to see her SAIL SAIL be safe have fun dont get no more cuts or brusses.....love fromphx Az
We hope you come down from your caffeine buzz smoothly and thanks for the binge...we can't wait either and are working hard to get her out on the open ocean...stand by!
Monday .... BHhhhahaha .... lol yeah get on that superman I'll check back Monday for another video on the wiring ;)
P.S. don't forget to rest :)
Beatles - yeah !!!!
Interesting first name basis with police. Ready to put out a fire. Nice to see involvement in your community.
Yes, it is very nice to be on a first name basis with our local law enforcements. He is now a really good friend of ours and actually bought a catamaran and loving retirement.
great video with some really smart ideas, just a quick question, what make of boat is it and do you have a floor plan? cheers
She is a 1993 Custom 435 Catamaran designed by Jace Hobbs and built by Mastermold Composite Services in Florida. The Floor plan has completely changed during our 8 year refit and we are working on before and after videos of the process. Watch episode 21 for our first flashback video and be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any Cooking Onboard videos we put out every Monday or the DIY videos every Friday...and thanks for watching!
R both those girls really that nice to be around ? so sweet
donald allen not all the time. Lol 😜
Of course they are....I am blessed!
If I had known you were using your waterproof camera ........ Had to be careful, had a Mill Creek councilman onboard and he was a little wild with the monitor.
The camera would have been fine but the open hatches may have been an issue...thanks for the chuckle!
Man, you must be the envy of the marina.
Teal, Linh, & Emma. I love what you've done with your cat thus far. But Id like to see the before pics of what she looked like prior to refitting the salon and other interior spaces. Was she dark wood everywhere and you just painted over or did you have to glass, fair and then paint? Thank you. Enjoy your channel.
We are in the process of producing 6 more before and after videos that we will launch over the next couple of months. The boat is synthetic with very little wood in her bones...mostly honeycomb composites and high density foams. We use some wood on interior projects but always overlay with glass cloth and epoxy. If you watch our video series you will see that we strip each room to the bare hull before starting over. Check out episode 21 for our first before and after video of our galley.
Great idea with the color scheme! Are you guys moored in Poulsbo? We just moved to Poulsbo about a month ago, so I'm not super familiar with the area, but the hydroplane sounded familiar. :)
We are in Lake Union in downtown Seattle not to far from you.
Is there a plan to spray foam around the cables as they exit the engine compartment? For sound and/or smells?
Can't wait to hear those engines purring!
At least the throttle broke in the marina. Glass half full...
My wife and I enjoy your cooking vids. We have a Columbia 43 I have been fixing up and your projects seem familiar, LoL. Your family seems very positive and pleasant. Are you based in Seattle? We are in the Chesapeake Bay.
We are on Lake Union in Seattle and plan to make more cooking videos in the near future...thanks for watching!
Great video as always! Why were all the cables too short? The boat get longer? 🤣
Also, will you put any caulking between the two halves of the throttle controls or is there some type of seal?
Since the cables were last engaged (8 years ago) I have built walls, bulkheads, chases, cabinetry, seating, and relocated the control unit. I added large conduit throughout to accommodate the control cables knowing all along that they would have to be lengthened. The manufacturer did not recommend sealing between the two halves so maintenance/inspection is easily done. I am not to worried because it will be located in a weather tight area within our new cockpit enclosure that will be installed in the near future.
Makes sense. You've definitely put in a lot of hard work and customizations. Thanks for the info!
good morning , good video .
When you go to the " Marine store " do they play the theme song from " Cheers" ? :-)
Thanks
Bob from Calgary
"NOOOOOOORRRRRRMMMMM""
Marine Store: "Morning Teal...see you again this afternoon..." Marine Store receipts (10% good customer discounts for Mr Teal)
The day the boat finally leaves the marina the marine store will issue a forward looking statement to investors warning of tough economic times ahead :):)
Another viewer from Calgary!!
They say kaaaaching!!
Hey Teal of the past....you might want to check the hydraulic steering ram today for leaks.
I wonder if that cautious look over your shoulder when you got back with the new cable terminals was indicative that Linh didn't know and you preferred she shouldn't find out?
Just noticed your propane tank, where is that in proximity to the living qtrs? Gas seeks the lowest point and if you have a leak could be devastating. Forget about the exploding aspect, but it will push out all the oxygen in a cabin and asphyxiate anyone in it if it goes undetected.
You have been methodical in everything you do, ams sure you have already figured this out. Just pointing it out just in case. Love the videos, keep em coming!
The propane locker is located outside in the cockpit with downward facing ventilation. I put a lot of thought into its location for functionality and safety and placed it such. Thanks for your comment, it's definitely an important topic that more people should be aware of.
Onboard Lifestyle thought so, but worth mentioning!
loved your approach to managing your electrical circuits. i was wondering if perhaps you wouldn't mind sharing your thoughts on fire protection, lightening protection/grounding?
That sound like a great topic for a future video!
Seems all wife's have the same time table for projects for their husbands.............yesterday! another great video!
Linh actually has so much patience...we are at 8 years now on our refit so I can't complain much. Thanks for watching!
Yea, that wouldn't fly at my house.lol, Like I said before, you're a lucky man!
I was considering producing a video about the most essential pieces of boating hardware needed for an enjoyable sailing life and on the number one piece of sailing equipment needed I need to know where to obtain a Linh?
Did you consider wire-controls instead of cable?
hi good work girl
Ahh the advantages of having a wife who neatly fits into tight spaces. Maybe all mariners should consider that before they marry someone too tall. Once again, a very informative episode. My admiration for your work continues to climb episode by episode. Glad to see that the weather is being good to you. Here in Western Australia we are being subjected to large amount of rain every day whilst over on the East Coast of Australia the farmers are experiencing some of the worst drought conditions they have experienced in years.
👍🌟
No it's CDO. Get those letters in the right order! :)
HAhaha... Yeah...Linh's hot....LMAO
Teal, Lihn, what have you two been up to that the local constabulary know both of you by face and name?
That is strictly confidential that only us and our parole officers know about...sorry! :)
Well, at least we now know why y'all're working to hard to make the boat ready to leave the country....
....Or should I have whispered that?
Shhhh!
I think you made a mistake by not painting first. But in 23 episodes is the first critique other that our not using kneepads.
I want to hear the engines start up for the first time. Has that happened yet? Did I miss it? :(
You have not missed it...it's coming!
I realize we all would love to be boating in perfect weather. Just the fact that you’re a boater you know that’s not going to happen. How come you don’t have an inside helm. For those days you can’t sail and your going to be under power..
i like all your videos except that opening music. why is are engine controls so high?
The engine controls are in that position for visibility over the cabin. It will make more sense when the helm wheel and helm seat are installed.
Hope for me if you can merry up smokin hoy
Wouldn't be cheeper to buy a new boat?
Emma is so much smarter than Katie and Finn on Sailing Zatara. 🧠