COULD THIS NEW TECHNOLOGY SAVE YOUR BULKHEADS?? 🤔 - (Episode 272)

[@atlancon]

Anyone here from the northeast in the us, I’ve ordered this for the car for the winter , I’ll post how it goes this winter

[@jerrydutra3225]

Greetings from Sanford Maine, Sunday morning 😁 keep us posted on your investment 👍

[@ParlayRevival]

Cheers mate! Working on an undercarriage sprayer too. Do you have a pressure washer?

[@atlancon]

@@ParlayRevival I do and an under sprayer nozzle, it really saves the underside of the Toyota in the winters here in VT, I have been rinsing with warm water every few weeks, and I'm excited to try an environmentally friendly salt remover.

[@agkittyhook2257]

I'm in Minnesota and am excited to try the product this winter. Also, my garage floor has some salt build up in dips in the concrete. I'm curious if this will wash those away. 🙏

[@juliazentner681]

Please! I'm in MI and super curious!

[@gelvatron4153]

Sell the product without water and have the customer add water. Shipping without water will save a lot of weight but allow you to get the product shipped internationally

[@100acrewood77]

I appreciate the tact and class that you use as you’ve begun to advertise your partnership. We all know that popular channels like yours can make a lot more money by allowing advertisements and really respect the fact that you rely solely on patreon members. Keep up the great content because we love it. Thanks for another great episode!

[@JudyLynch-ef4sd]

Never thought I would ever be captivated or interested in the nuts and bolts, screws and washers of what is unseen to the rest of us on beautiful Parlay. Colin, you have a hidden talent to make it so understandable to all of us. Your depth and range of knowledge on how all this "works together" is impressive.

[@Kim-up5zw]

Yeah, another female who thoroughly enjoyed watching such a delicate mechanical operation.

[@MichaelJohnson-jt5cu]

My mother always told me to stop over-tensioning my rigging or it would make me go blind. 🙂 You and the crew are rocking it! Your proactive maintenance on Parlay has kept everyone safe on your voyage around the world.

[@williamgatewood847]

Love to see all the hard work being put into your baby Parlay. It’s quite impressive how much Colin & Jamie know & can do themselves. Quite inspiring actually!

[@holgerlafrenz2895]

Colin, i admire your talent of taking those saildrives apart. I dont mind mechanical work but theres a limit to how involved I get. Kudos to you and crew.

[@itsverygreen532]

You are spot on about the shroud tensions! People tensining cats to "10% stretch" are basically folding them in half! The Knipex kit is top quality, you won't be disappointed.

[@ParlayRevival]

I know right?!

[@itsverygreen532]

@@ParlayRevival One of my students is doing a clip on remote rig tension system as his final year mech eng BSc project ... basically the same as that system but clips on to the shrouds, a bit like an electronic Loos guage. Easy to install and remove.

[@Travelling_Jonoberries]

Colin you and the crew are legends, companies want to sponsor you because your a top bloke who is honest, caring and is worthy of a NZ Knighthood 😇👍⛵️

[@wildaltarose]

It’s sad that Taylor is leaving Parlay, it was always great to listen to him describing his time on Parlay. What a great partner as I believe he will always remain true to your deal. I am amazed that as a grandmother I find rebuilding and replacing things on your boat is so interesting. You truly had me so mesmerized, I didn’t even notice that you were almost finished this episode. Stay safe

[@Kim-up5zw]

I totally agree, didn't understand a thing, but happy to watch Colin put together such intricate pieces, bloody smart man, and drop dead gorgeous!

[@JueG25]

Gonna miss Taylor but I’m sure we’ll see him before too long! Good luck with the business and YES!! Canadian market, perfect! We canucks need something to remove the salt in the wintertime! 🇨🇦

[@johnperry7534]

Mate those things are going to be fantastic you wouldn’t understand the difficulty of catamaran rigging until you’ve owned a Cat I never understood why my rigging was always either too bloody tight or too bloody loose on the other side it used to drive me insane and eventually a rigger advised me to tighten them right up and that did never sound right thanks Colin that’s great and I’ll add that to My brain for the future I’m really glad for the information regarding this . Mate they’re fantastic that’s a must have to stop you worrying when the shrouds go slack . Great work

[@KelvinMeeks]

Great episode. Love your narration, the pacing, the level of value and knowledge imparted. "Top Shelf" all the way, Mate!

[@johnmayer3433]

Those Knipex tools from Germany are among the best in the world, happy repairing.

[@DoorPro3667]

The kit of Knipex tools doubled the value of Parlay. And well worth it. Fantastic products.

[@rogerbayzand4455]

Knippex make the best side cutters I have ever used, outstanding kit!

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

Jonas, the sailboat whisperer, listening and interpreting the sounds of rigging under sail. 👏 The Cyclops load sensors from Indie Marine are game changers. Brilliant! I loved this. Thanks for sharing.

[@ceramicnurse]

Damn! That was interesting from start to finish! 🤔🧐

[@ParlayRevival]

Thanks Marcie! Miss you!

[@Vince_White82]

Another engaging work episode. Loved it. Always such a predicament whether to trust technology or your gut with those load sensors. “The boat talks to you”. 👍🏼

[@gabrielvanschalkwyk3782]

The first thing I saw was that Escort MK1, other tan that I like it when you are repairing things, can't wait to see those load sensors working.

[@joeblincoe3122]

That knipex kit is no joke. Best tools made imho.

[@batemanjo9]

An idea for Salt Shark. It's expensive to distribute the globe from one location. Luckily there is a common practice that a lot of chemical companies do. They find a chemical mixing company to make their products, they follow recipes, have bottles filled and labeled, boxed and shipped. A lot of soap type chemicals are made this way. I'm in the pressure washing business and a lot of companies have their preferred mixing company to make their surfactants that I use. I would find one for North America, one for Europe, and of course one locally for local distribution. That would help cut the cost of shipping chemicals across the seas. One specific thing you will have to do is make sure the bottle you want to use is available or can be available for cheap. Most people go with a common shape because it's easily available everywhere.

[@desolatemetro]

Ordered some SaltShark already. Bundling it with a foam cannon was a great idea. A vehicle undercarriage specific setup would definitely be something I would buy. I see you ask someone below if they have a pressure washer - I do, and I have an existing undercarriage sprayer but it is not the best. Ill be the first in line if you launch that.

[@kkstrong777]

Great episode! Colin and Jamie you guys are so talented. That work was pretty complicated❤

[@ParlayRevival]

Editing out all the BS makes it look easier than it is haha

[@billhendricks3143]

Parlay just keeps getting better, love the tech, so cool and needed, cheers🍻

[@kimheft7854]

Always enjoy watching and seeing the beautiful locations you visit but I equally enjoy watching you teach and include us in the upkeep of the boat even if I haven't a freaking clue about boats! I'm learning through Parlay! Thank you and good sailing as you continue your navigation ❤

[@buck_bacon]

A great Captain, you are, Colin!

[@jeremehoover7996]

It's awesome that you have teamed up with Taylor on the business venture with Salt Shark. I just checked out the webpage. I think potential customers would like to see how Salt Shark performs against more expensive products in a controlled environment. I think some content like that would put potential customers at ease moving to a product at a better value. Good luck with your product!

[@richardmikesell1335]

You guys need to sell the salt remover at the Bonneville salt flat race. Its a top speed event held on the salt flats in the USA.

[@codiewinkler349]

Another great video by parlay and the crew send some salt shark to wisconsin we sure go through the salt on our roads.

[@TheEdge92]

sexy toolbox! That company is from my hometown! So best wishes from Wuppertal, Germany!

[@knipex_unofficial6294]

you should stop my we can have a Sailing Parley Party

[@OldSchoolDo]

as a rigger , its always interesting to see people do their own work and jump at every "odd sound " nothing is going to happen mate . as long as that Halyard is been tightened with the winch :D just pop it off and continue :D Cheers from Sweden :D

[@jmccabe419]

Knipex tools are sweet. Best of luck with the new business with you and sharky

[@jorgegorina3039]

Keeping the old girl up with technology❤️🙌🏼👍🏼🙏🏻

[@ParlayRevival]

Started with the bulkheads, now we adding luxuries!

[@philedwards5703]

That Knipex gear is second to none! They cost a fortune but they are just so enjoyable to use!

[@ParlayRevival]

I’m loving it! We use em on the superyachts. That and snap on.

[@antondichtl6557]

True! I use that gear at home, far from the sea. I hope Colin will tell us in 2 years how they perform or degrade in the marine environment.

[@rolandtb3]

Load sensor monitoring, potential game changer. Listening to what your boat is telling you. Composite sea cock evaluation. Rebuilding the saildrive gearbox. A big surprise, a box of new tools.

[@joemedcalf7732]

Colin and crew, Taylor will be missed by not only you but us viewers also. Your partnership with Taylor on salt shark is absolutely epic. I will be one of your first customers here in USA. My 25 ft fishing boat is in the sling as I text switching out old rusted trailer and setting on a new galvanized trailer. I will be hosing off with salt shark my boat and trailer after use. I am absolutely thrilled about a product that may assist removing salt from underneath my vehicles.😊

[@ParlayRevival]

Well you can buy some now at the link in the description if you want!

[@joemedcalf7732]

@@ParlayRevival Colin I'm in need of salt shark product to evaluate its effectiveness. Please advise how I can get my grubby fat fingers on that product.

[@robertjaynes6088]

I have been using Knipex pliers for a few years now in my work, and hands down they are the best i have ever used. I do a lot of maintenance and always have a 10 inch set of slip joint in my pocket, most of the time even when not at work. Top quality tooling

[@victoriasmith1897]

OMG so technical and intricate! How do you know so much Colin? I know you are an engineer but…! Lovely to hear Katie’s voice. Missing her already!

[@abhvgas]

Collen, I'm 2 mins into this video and i can say right now. you are the tip of the spear in cat cruising. i can see this tool being a staple of insurance polices of the future

[@bonbonandfriends6174]

Hey guys. Love your videos so much. I wait all week to see them on Sundays. I'm sure I'm not the only person who would love to see longer videos or 2 episodes a week. You guys are just too awesome.

[@manazo16]

During the America's Cup 2013 in San Francisco the ORACLE Team USA crew would have the load sensors available to them. Amazing to see that 10+ years later this technology is finally filtrating down to the retail market for consumers to use. Very much like Formula 1 technology making its way to road cars!

[@rezawaheed8879]

mmmmmm that knipex tools feeling . no more rusty bucket for you guys !!

[@colinmansell3524]

Wow Colin. It looks like you are going to be busy again with all those through holes. Another great post and thanks.

[@Sircraig7963]

Gday Crew, Dig it ,a cool techo episode, but as always Colin keeps bringin that human touch that he's becoming famous for . Respecting others is everything . Nice one. Respect .....!

[@tubamansmom7012]

Colin please make sure if you havent already to file for a patent. It's sooo important to secure your inventions and ideas.

[@andrewsearancke9975]

thanks colin and crew ,im trying to reach my dreams because of you guys thank you

[@tonyt8950]

At 12:20 you had me at Knipex ! I use them all the time on helicopters !! Sweet asssss mates !!

[@Kaijet2000]

You guys will love the Knipex Gear. I’ve slowly swapped all my pliers and cutting tools the last couple years and love it! Best in the business for sure. 🤘🏼😎💪🏼💪🏼

[@Poseidonsproject]

Loving the tools out! It’s not all plain sailing without maintenance. Good luck on the rebuild

[@natesquestyouknowthatsrigh8269]

Fantastic young man , best of luck with SaltShark 🦈

[@peteralexson9587]

Thank you Colin and crew. I enjoy living vicariously through you

[@colinboniface194]

Every yacht and boat I've owned, I always use Thru Hull fittings... They are top class stuff...

[@kenwilkes44]

Random Tip for the salt thing. Syracuse NY has a huge salt corrosion issue with cars during the winter. Long harsh winters. Might be a good selling spot.

[@smithtraininggroupllc3195]

You guys are killing it!! Till next time Taylor!!

[@craigrik2699]

Another epic vid, enjoyed the whole thing, great to see you guys on the tools, and working with others ... mauriora guys

[@QuantumStellar]

at the end of a nuclear war, there will only be cockroaches and PARLAY REVIVAL! Built HARDCORE.

[@ParlayRevival]

Hahahaha

[@Kim-up5zw]

Brilliant

[@billhanna5455]

sadly Looking like it might be any time soon , Science ah

[@oomwat6101]

Tip for the future ... any time you are working on a gearbox, do it inside a large cardboard box - those spring loaded pins are annoying and it's much easier to deal with them when you don't have to go hunting everywhere for the bloody things!

[@genespell4340]

That's a lesson that I have learned a couple of times. The hard way.

[@oomwat6101]

@@genespell4340 same!

[@vanessavandervalk1084]

Love the new installs!! Go Parlay!! Love to ya'll 😍🙌❤.......

[@michaeljacobs1586]

Great to watch you guys, We can’t direct the wind but we can adjust our sails

[@stevez7854]

Your gonna love that kipex kit!

[@californiakayaker]

I really enjoyed the way your rigger set things up. This might tune things even more.

[@Shano1983]

Knipex tools are brilliant. They are my go to for hand tools. By far the best quality 👌🏼

[@RobLink-s7d]

Great explanations for the complex repairs you guys do. Appreciate your time.

[@svshootingstar]

Saildrives are the BAIN of a cruisers existence! Two things I'll ALWAYS steer clear of when considering a sailboat - Volvo engines and saildrives.

[@budsbustbi6339]

i keep seeing more and more channels of hurricane damaged cats being rebuilt , you started something

[@maukamaki]

good job again boys!! sheeeet looked frustrating!

[@mcdavis101]

Nice mk1 Escort in Grant’s workshop!

[@thechickensaladsandwichman9171]

Holy shit you saw my comment once again much love from Buffalo can't wait to help hustle your product❤

[@ParlayRevival]

You pre-order some?

[@thechickensaladsandwichman9171]

​@@ParlayRevivalsure did! Early christmas presents. I drive a roached 04 odyssey😂 but the momma has a brand new Denali it's her pride and joy he's going to love it

[@brandonmoore1930]

Top shelf workmanship as usual! Cheers 🥂 mate

[@rondaus7399]

Lucky you, Knipex is one of my favorite tool brands. Still using some of those I bought 30 years ago.

[@gregharding7329]

Gday Team Parley. I don't know if you are aware but Brent and Anna from Cat Impi (KZbinrs circumnavigating on a Lagoon 440 for second time) installed load sensors on their shrouds some time ago. Last I knew Brent and Anna are in New Zealand as they have been granted residency there. I would imagine he would have a awful lot of information on the sensors that I have no doubt he would be happy to share with you.

[@Sandgalah]

Groaning through the SD 50 woes 😞watching all these sail drive problems.. I now use the scored shaft as a “weapon” beside my front seat in my car. Replaced it only to have milky oil in it a week later. New Seal kit, the whole assembly nothing improved only that it stopped slipping. Too hard work for me (female) need all your hands on deck! Well done on the re build Amazing! So good to have the workshop and tools and your engineer mate. Fantastic result

[@mikelaughlin4470]

Interesting stuff, as a helicopter pilot I’ve used load cells a lot on the external cargo hooks. It tells us how much weight we’re lifting and helps keep us within the aircraft limits. It’s going to be interesting to see how you torque the composite thru hulls. What types of gaskets/seals etc are used with these? Great content guys!

[@nerdskiii]

Knipex! What a great Brand to Use! Top Gear!

[@pollatso]

Really nice episode good luck to salt 🦈 shark 👍👍🙏🇬🇧 Beautiful mk1 escort 👍👍

[@ericdelevinquiere9902]

That transmission looks so delicate, for this reason alone, I would use electrical motors and diesel generators!

[@ParlayRevival]

You’re not wrong…

[@caliaccarino4416]

Fantastic work as always....

[@Bass.Player]

I have been watching this channel since just about the begging and can describe all of this sail boat stuff in two words; MONEY PIT!

[@Aitchy_]

Great shout for the salt on roads…. It’s a very common practice in many European countries too, I’m sure the market there would eat up a product like salt shark!

[@gerritsteen7483]

Videos are awesome but we need longer episodes or more than one a week!

[@ParlayRevival]

Did you not see how much work we got on our hands let alone 40 hours a week editing haha

[@jeremynelson8496]

I just realized how much work a sail boat is. When I first saw 25k miles, i thought, "wow that's a lot." Then I was thinking my tundra has close to 300k miles and all I do is change the oil. You have basically swapped every part of your boat including rebuilding the structure. That's a lot of money and effort for 25k miles. It does look like its worth every hardship though as every place you sail to is absolutely stunning!

[@Bryankrall8090]

Knipex tool are amazing man you will enjoy them.

[@dunkie976]

Love it Colin, is that Falcor next to you? Travis Rice's old Gunboat.

[@johnabriggs6044]

Thank for sharing loads of get information for anyone that desires more knowledge of their Boat and new tech that would make in easy and safer for everyone.

[@ParlayRevival]

You’re welcome, glad you found it interesting!

[@thebrokenbiker869]

Looking good Colin. The tho holes wow. Did not know bronze corroded that bad . Keep going sir

[@yachticus]

Kinda surprised you didn't add one to the forestay - of all the rig tension issues - forestay tension is the most critical. Particularly when you are sailing to windward and Knippex - best bloody tools on the planet.

[@tiopirata2]

Those load sensors look to be an excellent tool, you will be surprised how much the actual loads vary in different situations. My advice, as ever, is to keep the loads down to the minimum that works for your individual boat, which may be higher then an original version of your boat but less then the manufacturer's recommendations. We know those were too high for the original structure. Continue to use the rear bulkhead as a measurement and work out what is then best with these too. 2 tonnes seems a touch high to me, that said you will get that reading, and more, often if you set up at 1.6 to 1.7 tonne at rest. Enjoyed watching you guys playing around with the legs, have you thought of doing it within a box to stop bits flying about? My thoughts.

[@naturocamz7920]

Nice work Colin! So much work needed on boats. I guess the sea is relentlessly corroding all man made gear. Makes your journey a little bit more interesting ay? As long as you're enjoying the challenge and then the rewards afterwards.

[@MartinSmiltneek]

To make a uniform thickness Gasket with liquid rubber... Get a wooden roller with an axle and handel (about 25 mm diamiter ). put the liquid rubber on a piece of cardboard. coat the roller and let it dry by using the roller to spread the rubber on the cardboard. let everything cure. when you need a gasket break out the cardboard and roller with liquid rubber and roll transfer a gasket on the surfaces needing a gasket, you will be suprised how nicely the gasket works and how clean everything stays.

[@myshellee]

Im from Canada and yes the road salt thats applied on the roads is brutal !

[@markmacleod6971]

Selling Salt Shark in CANADA is a brilliant idea I'm from Canada and we do use a lot of salt on the roads in the winter . you should try to get a contract with the different cities and municipalities , so they can can clean off all there trucks. the MTO has so many trucks on the road that they just clean with water . Salt Shark could be useful.

[@ericdavi1231]

That’s a very similar concept to how the gears in the lower unit of an outboard motor work with a clutch dog that slides back and forth.

[@Lisa_Nicholas]

Upgrades are awesome.!

[@matrixmike4089]

Learning good things from you guys, good to be exposed to the graft needed to keep a boat seaworthy, best wishex!

[@svZia-Switch51]

The Cyclops technology is pretty trick but rig tension is a bit lower on my list of concerns. What I'm waiting for is someone to truly solve the lightning strike issues . Like yours, our boat has been struck twice as well.

[@jonathanscott550]

awesome video mechanical work well done even though you broke a sail drive Colin, {I think you said sail drive part) Taylor all the best in you Salt Shark empire.You should focus on car washes truck washers winter time Canada/ USA . You got yourself a good Partner and promotion with Colin. Looking forward to next video

[@johnallen8094]

Love the escort it was my second car put a 1600 cortina engine in it and was cheap and reliable car and went like stink!

[@sailingmurdina]

That was a very techy episode. You do a great job of making it look not quite so scary working on saildrives etc. My grips look exactly like youre old ones lol.

[@natesquestyouknowthatsrigh8269]

Another fantastic video ⛵️❤