Shaft Bearings
Bearing Down on Shaft Bearings: Removing and replacing this key component in your boat’s drivetrain assembly takes care and persistence.
Bearing Down on Shaft Bearings: Removing and replacing this key component in your boat’s drivetrain assembly takes care and persistence.
Inverse Equations: Inverters have become standard kit on cruising boats, but installing one takes some know-how.
Zinc Again: So you think you know the difference between zinc and aluminum sacrificial anodes?
The solution to a smelly holding tank may be as simple and sweet as fresh air.
Pinned Down, Wired Up: Clevis pins, cotter pins and seizing wire are small items that play major roles in keeping your boat together.
Terminal Cases: All battery terminals are not created equal, so make sure yours provide a reliable electrical system link.
Cruising World digital editor Eleanor Lawson enrolls in a diesel engine workshop organized by the National Women’s Sailing Association.
You may recall that Del Viento, in defiance of all the logic and common sense we solicited, sailed south from San Diego with a broken
Follow these tips to keep your prop and shaft clean of growth and spinning efficiently.
Take these steps to ensure your marine water tanks are uncontaminated and squeaky-clean.
Monthly Maintenance: Follow these tips to keep your gas-powered outboards and engines in tune and free of trouble.
When used improperly, this popular marine alloy can wreak mighty havoc.
Bearing Down on Shaft Bearings: Removing and replacing this key component in your boat’s drivetrain assembly takes care and persistence.
Inverse Equations: Inverters have become standard kit on cruising boats, but installing one takes some know-how.
Zinc Again: So you think you know the difference between zinc and aluminum sacrificial anodes?
The solution to a smelly holding tank may be as simple and sweet as fresh air.
Pinned Down, Wired Up: Clevis pins, cotter pins and seizing wire are small items that play major roles in keeping your boat together.
Terminal Cases: All battery terminals are not created equal, so make sure yours provide a reliable electrical system link.
Cruising World digital editor Eleanor Lawson enrolls in a diesel engine workshop organized by the National Women’s Sailing Association.
You may recall that Del Viento, in defiance of all the logic and common sense we solicited, sailed south from San Diego with a broken
Follow these tips to keep your prop and shaft clean of growth and spinning efficiently.
Take these steps to ensure your marine water tanks are uncontaminated and squeaky-clean.
Monthly Maintenance: Follow these tips to keep your gas-powered outboards and engines in tune and free of trouble.
When used improperly, this popular marine alloy can wreak mighty havoc.
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