Let's get this Haulout PARTY Started! - Onboard Lifestyle ep.207

[@craigerss3926]

Basik looks so majestic out of the water

[@pellenyberg]

Good job all of you. I'm proud of you, even i don't know you :) Best regards from abow the arctic circle, Sweden.

[@robertlemoine3500]

Thankyou, hello from Alberta

[@emmagobenyt]

Hello Robert!

[@domianmartinez4024]

From 2pm til 6 pm its called siesta. Its too hot to work people eat lunch then take a nap. I grew up in MAZATLAN as a teen ager. Im from SAN DIEGO. I lived on my sail boats for 20 yrs. I sailed 31.000 Nautical Miles. Im glad to see u sailing.. Good luck

[@MtryCapt]

Dry docks are not fun. I had to paint the bottom of a 100 foot charter boat in Monterey by myself. Along with a bow thruster. Mixing cayenne pepper into 10 gallons. Hauled it out on Monday, prepped it on Tuesday Morning, started Tuesday afternoon painting it, finished it late Wednesday, splashed it Friday afternoon. Hard work.

[@lets_go_see_]

lovely accomodations

[@seawench555]

Hi Family, I really appreciate the way u both just get stuck into it, no mucking around, procrastinating, whinging, moaning about this or that. Thankyou it makes me not tear my hair out in frustration🤣 Linh, I totally understand the feeling of peace of mind re: seeing underneath the waterline cleaned, repainted and general safety check, it is after all the bottom of ur home. It was nice to see little Compass, even fleetingly hint hint. Glad ur all well, though tired. Teal u are such a crack up, when u dropped the Go pro, and did take 2, u had this smirk, I thought u were gonna lose it and just laugh ur head off. Is Emma seriously having to sleep on the lounge for a week!!!? Oh at least it look comfy Em🤣😂 I gotta say how refreshing it is when u see a haul out without a whole reef system growing. Shows how well the ship is appreciated, Thanks for sharing 🇦🇺🌈🌞🐶

[@williamcantalamessa5231]

Good morning from Siesta Key Florida. That smells awesome

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

Good Friday morning. Interesting as always but it went by way too fast. 😥

[@billjeffery2419]

Thickened epoxy Cheers🙃

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

Teal you take very good care of SVBasik. So much is involved with upkeep & maintenance of a boat. I loved the place your staying at. It's beautiful, private, so very clean. The area looks inviting there. Seems rather calm. Was that a fishing line hung up in the propeller? Enjoyed seeing everyone. I hope Teal's feeling better, & I hope everyone has a good week.

[@raireva4689]

Yeah...La Cruz is great!

[@pattieh5118]

Cool vid. Thank you

[@emmagobenyt]

You're welcome Pattie!

[@Westcoastsaling]

Hi! A tips if you don’t already know, use vinegar essence to clean the props.

[@kevincarey1076]

NEVER too early for THICKENED EPOXY, it is a "Haul out Party" . Cheers. Great episode guys. Fair winds and following seas Basik.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Good call!

[@TheMrCloak]

You are such a great family...thank you for sharing your life with us!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thank you so much!

[@allanpierce9700]

Teal , can't wait to see you and your boat back in the splash again and running cool and you fishing off her aft deck again... sv basik is missing out on all the wind passing it by......I view all the boat shots in SLO mo and just imagine if it was 3 times the size it would be theeeee best cat in the world and that doesn't take anything away from it now.... The only thing missing is the AC you exchanged for heat... Let me know if you want to fix it ... Between me and Clark lm sure it will get up and run again... Using both voltages and we will direct wire it simplistically with off on switches or thermostatically like Clark likes.. I would do it even more simplistic for less chances for stuff to go wrong , but if you know what you are doing and you will by the time it's running again you'll understand how to put in more controls for regulating temps with digital or non digital readout parts slash controls...It's probably the control box or a bad transformer ..if it was me I'd eliminate the control box... It's quick and ez to check a transformers output with your volt meter they usually have only two output wires some have more wires for dual or more outputs of any voltage. Do that before you melt and I'll go for a ride ASAP when it's trisized.... Now if and when that happens and you find yourself panting like compass first thing to do is to check if the compressor is anygood by using the voltmeter leads attached to the compressor terminal's itself and that will save you a lot of wasted time.. you should have continuity between the three terminals two at a time and each of the three terminals check for shorts to the steel body of the compressor at any point one at a time no matter how many terminals it has.. The voltmeter needle should not move when checking for grounds and it should move when checking continuity .. If that is the scenario than it's time for more thickener in the epoxy and throw a Kool party for sv basik before she melts away or you. Compass said he is gonna monitor the temp by his new Rolex he just bought to go with the sister ship of his to Kaori...and so he won't be late for the party Emma's throwing on Kaori afterwards ... He said there is all the free music ..cigars ..old tires and tubes to eat and all the finest wine from France plus to catch up on.... Teal will be ok .. it's a good thing he doesn't need too much thickened epoxy in the midst.. compass just might start drinking and that's not good for doggies who race cars and chase them round and round.. he has another race coming up in Canada and can't wait to get the party ⭐ ted.... After all he is the star and gives Linh a ride to her movie set every day and smiles for all the cameras taking pictures of Linh and is available for autographs with his Kool shades on and that new Rolex which reads direction too..compass says he is no elderly mobiler and can always be found with a mysterious drink in hand.. i want to know where I'm going and ride like the wind and sail like the wind like that compass...what a doggie .. he and Emma are two lucky likety splitters that are hard to keep up with when they go for a ride to a party

[@david.seholm]

Rope cutters on the props really are worth it ...

[@Josh-of-all-Trades]

Aw man, I'm hammered... too much thickened epoxy!

[@allanpierce9700]

I'm finished till Friday teal re read my comment. Hopefully you are relaxing again and hunting down those tacos and water goblins ... The purple people eater is eaten and the creature from the black lagoon is still out there staying away from compasses harpoon gun.

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

I was trying to figure out why I had a reaction to another haulout of a boat I have no interest in. It occured to me that there are thousands that watch this channel that think this level of boat maintenance is required. This impacts other boaters by association. If you don't know anything about boating and maintenance I want to assure you that you do not need to do everything this family does to their boat in the timelines they do them. You certainly can if you chose but the expense and materials can be extended between haulouts every 2-3 years depending on locale.. This is their thing and how they make a living. Having been a long time viewer I was just so happy to see Basik travel. So don't be afraid to get into boating. It isn't necessarily like this. It's quite fun and relaxing which is what they are now showing by cruising. I'm not trying to offend you Teal and Linh. You are just at another level.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

I think anybody that owns a boat will have their idea of maintenance on their boat. We knew this was a bit premature for a haulout, but after Teal inspected our saildrives, we knew we could try to extend it and risk damage or be proactive and get more paint on them. Our bottom was in great shape so that wasn't this issue. It was the fact that we didn't put enough paint on our saildrives. If you remember, when we were in Washington, we didn't haulout for 9 years. There are other factors as well since there are only a few haulout facilities that can accommodate our vessel since our beam is 25'. It is either haulout now or wait until we reach the top of the Sea of Cortez to find another facility. Trust us that we don't really enjoy the expense and hardwork on the hard. We would much rather be cruising to somewhere fun. We appreciate your comment though. Cheers

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

@@OnboardLifestyle Thanks Linh, I understand. The saildrives did need paint. I get it. You are the premiere family cruising channel. I am and always will be a huge supporter. The boat sale market is being effected by the economy now and will get worse. I wanted to point out that there are various theories and methodologies to boat maintenance. The Basik team is second to none on maintenance. Enjoy your trip. See you next week.

[@andrewnims8175]

Nice hotel. Are you sure you want to leave?

[@rickdaniel8478]

Great job crew ! Sail on 😀 Thanks for sharing !

[@DreadDoctor]

Thickened Epoxy is will be the death of me. Teal, I'll make it to the end of the video. But I bet I wont make it to the bedroom from my couch..lol

[@HopeOfJoe]

Just finished dinner. Got notification of your episode. TACOS‼️ Now I'm hungry. Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice hotel digs. 🎉

[@robinhoward9113]

safe travels

[@emmagobenyt]

Thanks Robin!

[@danielsundberg1977]

Time for those line cutters for your props!

[@GarageTroll22]

thx for the entertainment.

[@mikemoxley9477]

Great video again!!! Love your daily goals! If not being to nosy, what the cost to haul out and daily yard charge. Love you videos. Nice town and supper lodging.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thanks! The haulout and yard rates were pretty good compared to US rates. For us, it was a little over 1000 USD for haulout and lay days.

[@trevhedges]

Thanks guys

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Our pleasure!

[@hookednrolling2009]

Good moooorning from Palmetto Bay fl no wind this weekend going to be hectic at ramps JT 🐟🐠🎣🛥🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@jerrybarrett6376]

Good work and ahead of your schedule. Bravo!🐻🙏🇺🇸

[@gmcjetpilot]

Capt Teal is Linh the perfect woman? (8:26) "I do like to cook at the end of the day". Beautiful, works on boats, expert thicken epoxy mixer, and is a great cook, you Lucky guy, You all make a great couple and crew,. Enjoy living vicariously through SV Basik adventures. Be safe, stay hydrated. Working in sun all day, drink a lot of water.

[@rl3898]

Why threaten them with water, fish fornicate in it !!!

[@edanoestreich8976]

We are in Port Angeles picking up some fuel and while pumping I remembered the runaway super yacht you witnessed! Thanks for the great videos from MX! Well done!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

That was crazy!

[@BrianRhodes9763]

Those street tacos made my mouth start to water, I could eat tacos until they were coming out of my ears..... Great Video Teal and Linh.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We tried a different taco stand each night. I would order 10 taco's knowing that each of us could eat 3. Each night we split the 10th taco...soo good! BTW, 10 taco's with all of the fixings ( taco's, salsa, pico de gallo, creamy guac, grilled onions, sliced radish, smoky chopotle, and spanish rice) always under $10 usd.

[@BrianRhodes9763]

@@OnboardLifestyle That is so not fair....hahahaha It sounds delicious.

[@whitneylake2107]

Best wishes from Montana !

[@AG4KN]

Hope you enjoy the STARLINK! Ours is working pretty well on the RV. Cheers! John

[@lancer525]

Come on, Teal... It only counts when Linh says it... Try to be mindful of our livers, wouldya?

[@justsomeguy6474]

I was playing thickened epoxy at home...now I'm dead.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kaskl5403]

Seems like you stay on top of your maintenance more than most other channels. Good blend of boat work and sight seeing.

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

The boat should be named "The OCD" They are head and shoulders above the avg boat owner. Even commercially run boats don't get this type of care. I would gladly pay asking on anything these 2 ever sell.

[@Adogsmate4267]

listen love, there's always a time for thickened epoxy, no question . I have a bottle of tequila especially for this reason.

[@michiganengineer8621]

My Friday is now much better seeing your smiling faces. Do they make line cutters for sail drives?

[@rjr-yp9uj]

What about painting the sail drive with an epoxy paint. Then, cover that with the antifouling coating.

[@ianm2719]

Hi Guys, awesome content as usual, thanks. Looking at your hulls and the growth, I am reminded of Mass (Sail Life) who used copper cote. He hauled out this week after 1 year (admittedly in Colder climates) and Hull is spotless, not so his prop that was treated with something else. Anyway, just a thought.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We are cruising alongside multiple boats with Coppercoat that have similar growth to us. It's all about the water temperature. Mads on Sail Life will experience more and more growth as the water heats up.

[@bobearnest7974]

Great story as always. It doesn't seem that long ago ya'll painted the bottom and here you are reapplying paint. It's either too much thickened epoxy or time flies when you're having fun. Hope you have lots.

[@bdphourde]

Mexico really looks like a cruiser's paradise! Love Mexican food and can't wait for you to get to the eastern Med. I love middle eastern food also! And dont forget France!

[@stevesheils6653]

Thickened Epoxy!🥃😆

[@choimdachoim9491]

Two thoughts occur to me around 8:30: shipping or retracting the props mechanisms would reduce corrosion and maintenance and a "crawler," similar to the type I've seen crawling on and cleaning passenger jets and high-rise windows, could clean the hull once a week in warm waters...kinda like a Roomba with suction-cups and computer-controlled to learn it's cleaning area plus with a camera so you can check it's work. Edit: Are barnacles dissolvable in vinegar, saving all that scraping?

[@barrystone2122]

I know I've been watching you for a long time but I don't remember what the make and model and year basic originally was you turned her around immensely she's gorgeous watch out for that OCD LOL hope all is well and everybody's healthy watch the Heat guys. Can't wait for the next one😁👍

[@OnboardLifestyle]

She is a 1993 Featherlight 435 designed by Jace Hobbs and built by Matermold Composite Services in Florida.

[@Sean19419N]

Add a line cutter to your prop.

[@graves3919]

And, unlimited hot fresh water

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Exactly!

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

It's surprising to the landlubber in me how much abrasion there is on the saildrives.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

That is because the sail drives are made from aluminum and require a different type of antifouling paint. We use a hard scrubbable paint for the hull that has copper in it. Since aluminum is the sacrificial metal to copper, the sail drives would dissolve if we painted them with it. The paint we use for the sail drives is a copper free ablative paint that is designed to sluff off over time. The sluffing makes it difficult for the barnacles to attach but must be applied more frequently.

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

@@OnboardLifestyle That makes sense. I suppose it would be inconvenient to have your sail drives disolve. 😎

[@DurningJ]

@@OnboardLifestyle Teal, I have a few personal questions: I need to do some of this same work on our Seawind with SD25 saildrives (currently in Gabriel's yard, Guaymas)--I have never done this work before. We also recently sailed our boat down from Seattle. We have a hard bottom paint, Seahawk, which was applied in Bellingham Washington, and a white ablative paint on the saildrives (not sure what brand). I would love to know your recipe for Mexican waters. What paint products are you using and other details: Hulls: Pressure wash, sand blisters with _____ down to _____ layer, clean with _______, fair with _____ epoxy, sand with ______ , scuff bottom paint with ____ grit, clean surfaces with _________, paint with ________. Saildrives: Pressure wash, sand with _____ grit down to ______ layer, fill defects with ________, clean with _______, paint with _____? Gracias! I know that's a lot of personal questions. Gracias 😊

[@faircompetition1203]

The problem with a sail drive that pulls water in internally is that you can not put a barrier coat inside and it will rot from the inside out . I like when it is a separate water intake .

[@OnboardLifestyle]

That is exactly what we did. We did a bypass of our saildrive intake and have a designated water intake for them. Still have the issue of no barrier for the intake, but we try to do what we can. We sprayed the Trilux inside. It's not enough, but every bit helps.

[@chrisfoss9795]

Interlux micron 66 best bottom ablative paint.

[@MikeB-in1nd]

Thanks for sharing

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thanks for watching!

[@erickweinzapfel196]

Can you fit prop cutters on your setup?

[@glenpeters955]

That bottom paint has held up well, how long has it been on now ?

[@jamesbillington5058]

Sometimes, I see people attach a line-cutter near the prop. I wonder how well this might work for any future haul-outs?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We could install them on ours as well, but we would have to modify our hubs for our props.

[@larrylegg8245]

Good job Teal, keep it up Amigo.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thanks Larry!

[@bradbusch9585]

I counted 6 thickened epoxy’s

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Start pouring! Lol

[@rickemmet1104]

Looking good! Isn't it necessary to check the mechanical system within the saildrives each year? Also, in Tijuana the street tacos are first cooked over charcoal and then placed on the skillet and chopped (so it fits in the tortilla) then topped with salsa fresca and cilantro. No matter where you walk in TJ, you can smell that stuff cooking - it's awesome!

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

The plan is to fully inspect the saildrives later in the year along with some other major maintenance.

[@rickemmet1104]

@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122 Thanks, they had talked about needing to do the inspection (at least) earlier.

[@lets_go_see_]

Teal!! an ounce of prevention = a pound of cure. Should have taken it right down to the barrier and redo entire part not just ' a little dab will do it'!

[@Drifter6942]

That hotel looks pretty rough lol From inside that gate on, it looks very impressive !! almost like a mini paradise. Good score ! That town looks like a town I would love to add to my bucket list

[@OnboardLifestyle]

If you are ever to stop to in La Cruz, plan a stay at Casa Bella Cruz. This is a little slice of heaven, close to the marina, beaches and the town square. Their rates are really good as well. Alex is the owner and hostess on site and she is super helpful and sweet.

[@Drifter6942]

@@OnboardLifestyle Thanks, if I am ever there ( which I hope to one day ) I will definitely check it out.

[@greatpix]

Couldn't you use vinegar or a soda to clean off the bottom of the boat or the props? It should work great at dissolving the calcium carbonate that shells are made of.

[@doneB830]

Thickened epoxy time, yes yes.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

🥃

[@CesarGonzalez-kt7vp]

No Cordless Tools on hand?? Oscillating Multi-Tool and Grinder/Sander etc. Easier/Faster Work Day. 🙂

[@edquier40]

3 cheers for mechanical advantage!

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

They do have some cordless tools.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We didn't wanted to use power tools on our saildrives in case we burn through to the bare aluminum.

[@bensteel3944]

Couldn't you find a bigger sofa in that apartment .. lol

[@joeystiles6764]

Just wondering what you faired the corrosion with? We have a set of sail drives that need some attention as well.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We used 3M Platinum Filler.

[@barryholiday8998]

@5:20 mark did you say you have a hard paint? Do you put the ablative coat into op of that? What are the pros and cons in your opinion of just going with a hard paint and no ablative coat? Is it easy to remove hard paint when it needs a new coat?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We have hard scrubbable paint on our hulls and ablative paint on our saildrives. There are pros and cons with both types of paint, but we prefer hard scrubbable because we don't like the thought of Emma rubbing up on ablative paint. With hard scrubbable, just a light scuff and you can reapply another coat.

[@barryholiday8998]

@@OnboardLifestyle thank you for that explanation.

[@1977Timp]

Tacos paradise!!!

[@1977Timp]

I envy you so much.. location please?!?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We were in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle.

[@allanpierce9700]

Well... How is the party goin teal .u must have 101 plus 1 more things to do with Linh in full thickened epoxy mode... Poor Emma is sitting in air cond splender just thinking about how lucky she is and is probably gonna be late to the party .. but with all that swimming and outtake food to eat crammed in between studying and practicing or at least listening to those classical pieces with 🎻 in em she is probly to tired to work..sail drive looked scary teal....did u put alot of paint on it B4 or did I miss something last time you dry docked.. and how did my ship develop a blister.. compass wants to know and doesn't want to stress about ... The sail drives did come out lookin good though..and your little stumble teal was not quite but just about as hilarious as that stumble with the disappearing dingy that Linh and Emma played on you.. u musta bleeped a bunch out for us..hope by now u are on the down hill leg of the project.. I got to admit it Linh you got me stressed about the party when you told teal to woa basik there and then it looked like the rudders were going to come in contact with the dock and then to really add some anxiety teal to a shot of those tires and that was enough . I was holding my breath while waiting to see it set up.. you were probably wondering about that time how strong the blocks were they were using........ Anything else teal...what was the invalid joke Dr Linh said not to return as Linh was serious and probably was gonna make you walk the plank teal if so ....so I am impressed how you just shrugged that all off and started your project... How are those ribs..She certainly looks good now from last time... Compass says it looks great and gives it two doggy paws up..says he likes it so much more and is gonna be sea sick he thinks when back on board..but went back to his new sailboat he purchased after Monaco's easy victory... Remember how he bought it well here's the real story how that happened..as he was standing on the stone wall over looking the harbor catching his breath from the race he saw what looked like to be Kaori at the end of the anchorages and it had a sign of some kind on it that he couldn't read so he fumbled around in his fur coat lookin for his binoculars among his favorite compasses to read what the sign said and couldn't believe his eyes it was for sale... Man did he ever dog paddle over to there so quick he thought he was running on the water and looked to make sure his golden crown still had that large gemstone clearer than a diamond in it and traded it for what turned out to be the sister ship of Kaori.... They traded straight across and as he was just kicking it paddling back thinkin just how cool that sailboat was he almost got run over by the real Kaori coming in to ⚓... They didn't see him and he barked and barked but had to dive down and as he dove he saw two glowing stones through the reflection of the ships shadow that glowed a beautiful teal color and added it to his purse from the race and caught up to Kaori and asked if it might be for sale and was told that they were holding it for someone named Emma and that they were promised to sell it to her for a teal colored gemstone .. he new he hit the jackpot and on the spot Emma got Kaori and Linh and teal got sv basik built 3 times larger from all the other gemstones and everyone was happy 😊 ... Esp compass and sv basik so much they even had a party after all that celebrated Linhs new role in her part of the new James bond movie as the most beautiful villain ever seen in a 007 thriller... None of us will be late for that party as compass and sv basik will sail it away with us onboard for another's destination in paradise... Now compass thanks his lucky stars with a cigar made from vintage Ferrari rubber as he sits at sv basils helm... And he and sv basik keep the party floating...who knows teal might even be adding on wings to sv basik this time....and make a race out of it between the three... I think I'll be betting on a three way tie somehow and spend the money on the ⛵ of my dreams... Compass says splash down and turn up the 🎵 , it's time to dance on a mega yacht.. Emma's going to supply the music for us from now on every week.... And compass well bless his heart he almost picked up both megayachts for one stone ...he is ever so much the opportunist...cheers Linh, you can decompress now.... compass saved you a large vintage bottle of french wine or two as a chaser

[@mpb9671]

great stufff as well.. hey yo might want o give a shout out to a channel that has beeen coming up... and is close to your heart re thickened epoxy... Expedition Evans ... ayoung couple who bought a 50ft beneteau that had ran into a reef and ripped its keel... they-re first 20 episodes remind of what you went through... give them a look

[@rw2578]

Takes you 5 mins and the girls do it in 3 ? Shape up and get a move on.

[@HandyMan657]

Oh my, those stilts look a bit thin, not used to seeing them directly under the hulls like that.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We were pretty shocked as well, but we noticed all of the boats were on the same setup and they were much heavier than us.

[@COYO-T]

You say you picked up 10 taco's for the family. But since there are 3 of you does that mean Compass gets the odd taco?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Whoever gets it first wins. Lol

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

@@OnboardLifestyle I suspect Emma. She's quick. 😎

[@linhgobenyt]

@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122 lol, you don't even know. She's fast!

[@alfredneuman6488]

Good night (11.00pm) from Sydney Australia.... More sanding with no dust mask I notice, your poor lungs. You wouldn't want to get Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis from that toxic paint dust nor that barnacle dust now would you?

[@daveamies5031]

Yes good night from Brissie too (Gonna be a chilly one tonight)

[@yuccaken]

KryKie.!..Wood/Crates/Under/the/CAT?...Looks/Sketchy.!...Krykie.!....10/Taco's/divided/by/3=3,oh/yes/and/ONE/for/Compass./How/nice/Mr.Teal,Cuidar/de/la/Familia...Bon/Appetit.!

[@GeorgeGraves]

Dang, the poor boat is getting old.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Lol, so are we! 🤣🤣🤣

[@theTeslaFalcon]

Water shots just make me pee.

[@brantleychuck]

Sail drives. No bueno

[@raireva4689]

I think you stayed in the Marina Mazatlan too long....hence the title of this video .....inside joke

[@AlsinoFerreira]

:-)

[@IsmailNuzaifKokky]

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[@OnboardLifestyle]

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