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Damo
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Engine move
      #1796787 - 23/03/2008 20:35

Having worried about the job for months, it actually went very easily this afternoon A railtrack of ply and boards across the garden, a ramp up 3 steps, and then quite a steep path. The local authority kindly supplied the tree for the chain hoist

The engine is now delivered back to the boat. Yaaay





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Re: Engine move [Re: Damo]
      #1796854 - 23/03/2008 21:22

How much was the release fee for the clamp?
Sorry none of us are visiting but weather is terrible so see you soonish.
Andy.

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Nicki_Crutchfield
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Re: Engine move [Re: Damo]
      #1797022 - 23/03/2008 23:48

Nice one Damo.

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graham
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Re: Engine move [Re: Damo]
      #1797469 - 24/03/2008 13:37

Is there a convenient tree by the boat?

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Damo
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Re: Engine move [Re: graham]
      #1797471 - 24/03/2008 13:39

No tree, but there is a convenient crane

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Damo
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Re: Engine move [Re: Damo]
      #1798869 - 25/03/2008 18:39

And using the convenient crane and Rich, who stayed after work, we got the engine back in sweet as a sweet thing, in 15 mins (good job I made a jig for the positions of the mounts before I took them out )

And I bought another OM636 today, for spares, which has just been lifted out of a boat which is being re-engined.

Damn fine day all in all

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Re: Engine move [Re: Damo]
      #1798927 - 25/03/2008 19:22

So when does your boat go back in the water?

You must be missing it by now

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Re: Engine move [Re: Damo]
      #1798966 - 25/03/2008 19:48

Quote:

Damn fine day all in all




Nice one Damo. Glad it all went well.

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Re: Engine move [Re: Damo]
      #1798978 - 25/03/2008 19:57

Well done mate, how long before you are sailing again?
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Damo
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Re: Engine move [Re: Who]
      #1799083 - 25/03/2008 20:41

Well, I'm blocked in again for a couple of weeks, but that just means I can do the wiring and other bits and bobs, maybe even get the engine running before I launch.

It was important to get the engine in before tomorrow otherwise I wouldn't have had room to get the machinery in, after the next boat comes out. As it was I had to take down the stb cap shroud to make room for the telehandler boom!

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