254: Complete Yanmar SD60 Sail Drive Seal, Service, Painting, Flexofold Propeller & Rope Cutters
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Need to know how to service your Yanmar Sail Drive 60s? This video is for you! Every two years we haul out for bottom paint and sail drive maintenance. We couldn’t find any video on how to service our sail drives so we made our own from start to finish: Scraping props, removing props, line cutters and sail drives, removing the grooves, replacing the seals and o-rings, re-installing sail drives, prepping and painting the sail drive, reinstalling folding props and line cutters. We hope this is helpful to you. Also, note the information listed below!
Marina Portobello: marinaportobel...
General Manager: Luis +57 3114 816 8397
Mechanic: Carlos +57 320 551 4267
THINGS TO USE FOR CHANGE OF SAIL DRIVE SEALS AND O-RINGS
Lubricating and Assembly Grease
a.co/d/95r8s0q
• Inside lip of the seal that comes in contact with the shaft
Marine Grease - on the outside shaft
www.amazon.com...
Vibra TITE 213 VC-3 Threadmate Threadlocker Red
a.co/d/bCJiGmp
• Use on screws for holding - works underwater
• We used - Permatex Threadlocker blue (we didn’t have it)
Permatex Threadlocker (Option B if you cannot find the one above)
• www.amazon.com...
Trilux 33 by Interlux
a.co/d/eG0oWrp
• Top Coat including biocide has zinc paints the saildrive
Promar Zinc Chromate - primer goes on first the saildrive has zinc in it
www.amazon.com...
Pro Seal Red Hi-Temp RTV Silicone Instant Gasket
www.amazon.com...
• For propeller bearing support
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That inner ring as you called it, is called a race, and it's a pressed in race with a press. Very, Very important to install it properly. You would be surprised how many mechanics install these backwards.....and they need to be installed new!!! My boss would NOT warranty this type of repair unless everything was installed new. The bearing rides on the race. The lower unit of the sail drive is basically the same as an outboard motor lower unit. Also all bolts should be replaced as well and all holes should be cleaned with a Tap. Tap and Die set. I realize you don't have access to these easily. Having a hole shaft as a spare would be a good thing, but very expensive. There are many tips I could give you, but you got the job done. Great Job!!!! Also the Torque spec's for bolts should be followed....A lot of people think just tighten the hell out of the bolts and it's fine....Not the Case. I had not watched the whole video before commenting....(Tap and Die set)....lol. Guess was right
Thank you for the comprehensive video. Can you please share the cost for Carlos and the machine shop for our reference?
@brentdreisbach6829 Sure. 866000 COP for all of Carlos’ work including machine shop
Wow. This is fascinating!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! We really appreciate it. Thankful that we did a lot right and I am sure with the proper tools we could have done more correctly. Thanks again!!
@@SailingBlownAway That's about $217 USD. Very reasonable! Thanks for the info.
@brentdreisbach6829 You are welcome. Yes, very. He worked with us on site for at least 5 hours, maybe more plus the machine shop and work he did at home. And he bought us 6 new screws too.
great video
Thank you!! And thanks for commenting!!!
Good one! My volvo seal change coming up! Thanks, safe sailing! Andrew
Oh wow!! Hope the change goes well. Thanks for being such a loyal supporter, Andrew!
great job
Thank you so much!
Love this video, part of our future!
I hope your maintenance goes well and you have no surprises!!
Love these details!
Thank you. Sooo glad it is helpful!!
Thanks, very useful information.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Excellent video! This will come in handy when I change my SD60 Drive seals.
Thanks!! I am so happy to hear this!!
Great video! When I first changed my seals I searched and did not find anything as comprehensive as this. For the last 2 years I have been using zinc and Trilux spray paint as well. Works great for me. Just needs a little snorkel scraping once in awhile. Also, I have the same Flexofold propellers. Have you followed Out Chasing Stars - David Alton? Anyway he lost 2 of these props. It is too late this time but I always over torque that main nut. 15nm doesn't seem like enough. I know it has a bent washer holding it but that nut is the only thing holding the hub and props on the shaft. I don't have a torque wrench but I put a 2x4 on the prop to the ground and tightend the cr@$ out of that nut. Happy Sails
Hey Chris!! Thank you SO much!! This is helpful to read your experience!! Yikes I have not seen David and Amy’s video on losing TWO flexofolds. Dang it. If we had known earlier…hope we don’t have any issues. Why would the instructions give a torque that doesn’t actually keep them on??? Thanks for the heads up!!! Don’t want to change them in the water but next time we do this we will make sure we tighten more!! Thank you!
Great video!!! Was this a scheduled maintenance or something you did because you were there?
Cool. Thanks, Bill. We are glad you like it. Every two years we haul out for bottom job and sail drive seal change. This was our scheduled two year haulout. That why we came to Colombia!
Very helpful, thanks!
Question: Do you carry the SD60 seals and zincs (assuming yes) and various goops/sprays (highly technical terms haha) or do they have most of what you need in the boatyard?
Yes, we always carry extras with us to make sure we have the right stuff at the right time. We consider them regular maintenance items, just like oil and fuel filters along with extra oil and antifreeze.
Could not find the yanmar grease. Do you have a name for that.
Thank you in advance
Marine grease. Heavy duty. You can use any kind as long as it’s heavy duty marine
What kind of prop ypu have? I have the same boat, and we can't read the prop number
SD60