You guys just saved me SO MUCH TIME. Need to rebuild my fuel injector and exhaust manifold on my 4108 as both the seals are bad. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

While you were at it, it would have been good to clean and calibrate your injectos. You can get an injector pressure tester for around $90. I bought a new set of injection nozzles from Parts 4Engines and put those in. I cleaned the old nozzles and am keeping them as spares. Also, you fan belt looks a little loose in the video.

Nice job guys! Can't wait to watch all your content.

As a previous owner of Anticipation, I love that you are restoring her. Our lives aboard her was a fantastic adventure. Aground, or afloat, in storm or on hook. Anticipation always carried us safely through the years of adventure.

Women have a more sensitive sense of smell and better color vision.

Life always gets in the way. Hold the course. All boats are projects. There is no better way to learn everything about your boat then putting in the hours crawling through everything. Good luck. Fair winds...

I wouldn't touch it for all the money in China. I don't like sailboats older than 1984 seriously. If it doesn't have a sugar scoop on the sailboat how are you going to safely get into your sailboat if you fall in the water under sale have you thought that one out the gunnels of your boat is a meter 2 m a meter and a half. When sailboats get older than 1984 there's just too many problems seriously

The polyester smell is no joke! Great job with these repairs!

Try to use composite boards instead of wood, you’ll never have to worry about rot and it’s half the weight.

Less talk more action.

Awesome job!

Great video guys! Well done!!! 🎉🎉🎉💜

Where is this at

Best of luck to both of you - I look forward to both of you returning, by the way! I'm looking at a 43' 1978 GS this week.

im retired from sailing now. But I bought and refubished 11 boats in my time. I got more fun working than sailing.

Fun behind the scenes fact - Right after wrapping the final shot on this video, my main microphone's connector broke and it went straight in the harbor 🥲 Not so fun behind the scenes fact - Courtney is better but this summer has been tough for her. We're focusing more on taking it slow while she recovers so our next video might not be out for a while. If it has been a while since you have been to a doctor, make sure you stay on top of your health and advocate for yourself when you know something is wrong. We were extremely fortunate, and unfortunately many others are not.

Great content and editing! That was fun to watch. I’ll have to go back and watch the other ones!

Nice video guys! love the old sailing footage and edited intro!! keep it up. love to Courtney!

Love your videos! Well done. I'm rebuilding a 4.108 in my basement to go in my Westsail 32, great how easy they are to work on. Agree on Parts 4 Engines, great selection of parts, they prices are good and everything I've bought has shipped quickly from the UK.

Does anyone know the correct pressure setting for the injectors of a 4.108? I tested some today they open around 125/135bar… Idont have info or the corect settng or manual. If anyone knows let me know please.

Nicely produced and informative! Wish I️ had a Perkins and it would have been even more useful! Well done!

1:28 Diesel in the fuel does not cause a run away condition. Even if you filled the engine to the valve cover. Not going to run away.

Wow, that was a great job!!! you make it look so easy, but i know it's not!!! keep the videos coming!!! love you both!!!

Another great video!

Good job. I'm so glad y'all know how to fix things. Some of us have learned how to fix things the hard way while out at sea.

Here’s a fun behind the scenes fact, we actually did this repair back in 2020, but decided to refilm much of this episode because of a leak on our exhaust manifold. But since we did the initial repair, our pump has not had any leaks or issues so we’re very confident in our work! Enjoy this episode? Check out some of our other DIY boat work here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqWpk3-ua8SGfrs

WOW your still around I always look for your videos I thought you might sailed off the edge of earth

You did a good job.

Small world. I live just down the street from your buddy also just did chainplates and building a new stemhead fitting. Didn’t polish to the same degree y’all did. Those things are mirrors. Nice work.

6:27 I'd recommend removing that hose clamp. On my boat there were some hose clamps on the backstay and the backstay was much rustier than any of the other stay. There may have been some galvanic action. But it could have been the turn buckle too.

Hey hey. Really nice work and I appreciated the clear and concise explanations. We have encapsulated chain plates on Antidote that I need to dig out soon… Great video. 🙌

boat malone!

Sorry if I missed it in the video. I know you mentioned 316 but what type of stainless did you use?. I have encapsulated plates so I'm going to through bolt them to the exterior. Project for next month. Great video!

Hey guys! This is fantastic. Great story telling, amazing shots, great info. You’re killing it! Would love to know how this rates compared to your other videos. Keep it up! 💜💜💜

Great job and well executed!! I do have a question for you though. Did you ever consider doing the chainplates in bronze? Bronze will not develop crevice corrosion or lateral load cracking. Bronze however is softer than stainless, so if improperly mounted to a point of any load movement you could see so "stretch" in the bolt holes. Just curious. Thanks

Nice, they look so good polished up!!!

wow!!! that's a crazy project!!! glad you were able to finish it up!!!

Uh that's 3 pumps on the second bottle I thought you said it was 1 to 1 😂😂

Hey there, Sailors. I am back at my boat in Kemah and wanted to know if you wanted to catch some night this week for dinner, I am buying and talk about boats, sailing, and the misery of both. LOL. Let me know if you want to get together. We could meet at Jackies or somewhere else.

Why is it in your house brother ? Shouldn't be there.

Houston summers aren't that hot. Just sweat it out until our 3 days of fall/winter. Jk. Great video as always.

Why don’t you just go like everybody else on the planet except US Americans and just NOT use AC and actually do sth good for the environment for a change? I guess it’s not hot enough and you want more extreme weather. Enjoy

The worst thing about cruising is boat bums.

I love the way rednecks compromise things.

7:55 wait.. didn't you just say that your an engineer?! i mean, why are you not adapting that window unit to be just like the marine.. you just said it yourself, its the same principal. lets think about it for just 1 minute. window unit uses air between two surfaces. one outside, and one inside. why couldnt you make an air duct adaptor to attach to the front and back of the window unit, and make a air handler to swap air in and out from outside, and inside? then you could mount it back where the marine unit was, and be able to sail with it without taking it down? why are you taking the idiot approach and making your boat look like a homeless camp with AC? use your god given talants and make a air handler for it.. it cant be that hard. and why do you need capital? just how much capital? surely not that much when window units are soo damn cheap compared to marine units.

I put a mini split system in the engine room of a 53 ' Hatteras . wasn't much more than the cost of one marine unit and no more worrying about clog water or something breaking and it flooding the boat. As you said you think they could come up with something better.

also you sweating like crazy saying how good the unit is ?