When STUFF BREAKS 😭 Middle of Nowhere - Sailing Vessel Delos Ep. 280

[@elsiesmith1771]

Jerry is such an amazing human being! Walking book of knowledge, sharing and caring!!

[@jnast2114]

For all of Brian and Kazza's knowledge, and work ethic.. the humility displayed in the tough times, and the need to be social and continue to learn, and lean on others... This screams to me everything about SV Delos. Long. Live. This. Family.

[@thommeyer6356]

Thank you Brian, Kazza, and Nugget, along with the TTYC, for restoring my faith in humanity. Not much stateside has recently given me reason to smile, but this display of unity, sharing, selflessness, and caring for one another, makes the world a little brighter. Though I've been sailboat-less for a number of years, your videos allow me to feel connected to that incredible sailing community. Be well, be safe, and continue making these fabulous videos!

[@Sommers234]

The community effort was beautiful. Certainly if you were in need, your neighbors would pull together too.

[@kaylynxup]

it's always so nice to see a community of people who are getting along for the sake of getting along and no to keep some arbitrary economy running. And i love meeting and making friends with people like Jerry! Learning new things is almost always on my to-do list and learning from someone like Jerry, who's teaching you as an equal, is in my opinion the best way to learn.

[@meloz1246]

Jerry is the man! He's a good bloke to have living next door.

[@perryfallowes5533]

What a legend how lucky are these guys. Love it 💓

[@barbaralane9825]

Probably one of the happiest videos you’ve ever done. The beauty of the water and surroundings is only magnified by the beauty of the souls that are finding refuge in that anchorage. What a wonderful world to raise Sierra in.

[@kylep292]

The thing I love about this channel is that it is friends, family, nature, sometimes excitement but tons obesity and water and warm. In my life I am so tired of natural stress, unasked for stress, terrible fears of disease and relentless calls for distance and restrictions. I enjoy watching you guys live, raise a family, and have challenges and strife, but it looks like a much better world than I am in with my kids, family, and friends today. Thank you for sharing something... something that is different, better, cleaner.... I enjoy it. Thank you!

[@jbk1961]

What a wonderful community demonstrating true Corinthian spirit. Fair winds.

[@reinouddelporte911]

Now Jerry is a bad-ass mechanic. The stuff he hauls and the knowledge he has is amazing. Hats off to Jerry :-)

[@mmcalifornia8600]

Wow that guy is a hero! Very lucky to have someone like that around.

[@anitahardesty2163]

I got so relaxed watching you paddle board. So calming, peaceful and quiet.

[@jessiebullock]

Jerry is a good teacher. Good job, Jerry.

[@jerryforeman4543]

Jerry is an excellent HVAC mechanic. He really knows his stuff!

[@dennisjay3277]

Over the course of the years on Delos, how many people has Brian helped. It just goes to show, from time to time, we all need a little help. Great vlog.

[@bdubz5150]

How awesome. Community helping one another.

[@donc4099]

Makes you wonder if the freezers failing was even a bad thing... Perspective is everything.

[@Schnitz13]

Jerry deserves a medal. Talk about being a friend! 👍

[@tamanduaa]

I cant hold myself when I see Sierra crack a smile with those 4 teethes! 😊😊😊She´s so beautiful

[@elsiesmith1771]

thank you Kazza!

[@parkerfilms1]

Wow! A technology Brian didn't know! But, as usual, his willingness to ask for help, and to learn not only solves the problem, but adds to his arsenal of knowledge for use down the road. Well Done!!

[@flyfishyfred8730]

Jerry and Karen are the cutest couple. Makes me chuckle to think about Bryan and Kazza in 30 years. Thanks for the work and passion in the pursuit of love.

[@manuelfaelnar4794]

There is so much technical talent in your sailing community. You are so lucky.

[@lion9419]

Thanks to jery for saving food baby shots were cute ❤️

[@spinaway]

The baby has a killer smile, makes me chuckle evertime.

[@ralfretter5674]

You guys are by far the best... Following you guys is a breathe of fresh air. Love it. B safe, B careful B Happy

[@mize30]

My favorite shot is at 18:33....Sooooooo CUTE !!!!! Thanks again for showing us the difficulties and hardships of Eden and what a wonderful community you have. The yacht club looks delightful and exclusive. Thanks for the great content.

[@funnyfurfamily1513]

It’s a wonderful thing when people come together to help each other out! Great video!

[@bobbates6642]

You were very fortunate to have that skilled man with the right equipment and tools to be right there and come and help you .

[@iamsharon3306]

I am glad you guys have community and you're not alone. Fellowship is everything. I think if this Pandemic has taught us anything, its taught us that. Congrats on the working freezers!

[@loyalndfan13]

This is why I love the sailing community!

[@svdelos]

Yep, the cruising community is pretty amazing!

[@patprop74]

Makes you wish the good old days of how communities were, came back in style. That is probably why they say some of the happiest people are some of the poorest, everyone helps out and enjoys helping which beings joy in everyone's lives and minimizes experience cost which leads to living happier for longer on fewer dollars.

[@stevenr8606]

That old fairy sure made the SV Delos crew 😊

[@tomharrell1954]

Just shows how small the world is and how popular Delos has become!

[@kevinwells4986]

SV Delos attracts good people, with great talent - each and every time. I'll be glad to see you guys going north, hopefully soon. Love watching the little one grow.

[@wildaltarose]

Once again Brian and your community has saved the day!

[@jairorojas9436]

The more you know.... the more you learn how much more you need to know.... but keeping a calm and collective attitude... the best tool in the tool box.

[@housemusic7307]

I think it's great when people can come together and help each other out. Glad you're freezers are back up and running!

[@sandyc6569]

👍

[@everythingexplained]

Both moonshining and boat fixing in one video. Sweet! Impressive that people carry vacuum pumps, gauge manifolds and spare refrigerant aboard - wise choice when regarding all the air-con and fridges and freezers aboard modern cruising yachts. Great to have a neighbour such as Jerry to help one out in a pinch, his freezer troubleshooting brought back memories from when I worked with that stuff. Just feeling the temp on the pipes, on the condenser and evaporator can tell a lot when one understand how a refrigeration system work. Looking forward to more videos from the best yacht club in the world!

[@svdelos]

It's absolutely what the cruising community has onboard. In addition to all the tools and stuff to fix just about everything there is also an incredible network of super intelligent people with some amazing experience :)

[@JCrook1028]

When you have a special skill it pays to be able to use it. get a fair number of boats together and you will likely have all the different skill sets represented. Team work makes the Dream work. :)

[@jackpatteeuw9244]

Not part of the community "code", but I'll bet you could make a living doing refrigeration work in the Caribbean !

[@andreasweber5638]

There‘s always a special vibe when Kiril‘s been steering the editing robot. Love your work man.

[@KirilDobrev]

Ay thanks Andreas!

[@ninline2000]

@@KirilDobrev When you coming back Kiril?

[@CessnaPilot99]

@@KirilDobrev yeah the end of the first half reminded me of watching like HGTV and a segment had just ended. Nice production work

[@patbartko5119]

Kiril’s episodes have smooth transitions. Well done Sir.

[@GaryLaaks1]

Jerry to the rescue. I watch your channel to relax. Keep safe all.

[@johndecriscio9586]

This is the first time I can remember Brian needing help to fix something. I guess everyone has their limitations.

[@MooneShadow]

My new favorite show. :) Jerry Jerry the boat fixing fairy! LOL That guy is special! Nice job Jerry! Thank you for helping them!

[@tomzito2585]

How super awesome that you just happened to have a refrigeration expert nearby! Such fun times you had there. I see you've made it safely to Maine and hopefully didn't encounter bad weather. I'm sure that between navigating up the coast and watching the baby you are both exhausted. Hopefully everything is going smoothly and you are able to catch up on rest. Thank you for sharing these moments. I'm savoring these virtual visits to the clear waters of the Caribbean while it lasts. It must have been bittersweet to have to leave.

[@OcRefrig]

Good Vid ! Brian , i Thought You were a Expert on Refrigeration systems thats why i have never said anything over the Many years of Watching. Except once. Ive been doing those adler barbours since 1990. Dana Point , California. A Few tips: i will drop a few tips from time to time. 1) Allways carry a Spare Danfoss control module on Board. They are the Most common items that fail on those units. Very easy for You to change out. 2) When it Gets hot out The Refrigeration problems will show themselves. 3) Brian , an easy way to know if those systems are Full of refrigerant is Put your hand on the suction line going to the compressor ( larger cold line coming from evaporator to compressor ) It should be beer can cold 🥶 within 1-6” from compressor body. Also check evaporator periodically , set unit to run / down in temperature and entire evaporator plate should be frosty if only part of the evaporator is covered by a thin layer of frost You are Low onnRefrigerant. Add small amounts of refrigerant until entire plate has a small layer of frost on it. 4) You MUST be able to see daylight through the Condenser / Radiator thing with a Fan on it. Clean it Regularly. Its what keeps the compressor from seizing up. Blow it backwards & forewards with air from a scuba tank. 5) Wash Condenser with Hot Water & brush & simple green once a Year. Turn unit off of course before doing so. 6) if All Paint is coming off evaporators and bare aluminum is showing systems are due to be replaced. 7) a Whole adler barbour system is Cheap relatively speaking and you can install it Yourself. 8) i Would Recommend adding a Second system to Both Freezers if your going to be in the tropics. Those freezers are Huge for 1 adler barbour to handle by itself in the tropics. 9) i Would Recommend Putting a Verticle straight line evaporator down the center of that freezer for Better Cooling transfer. Glad u Found a Guy with guages and a few cans of 134a or R-12. Oc.

[@peetky8645]

I have heard that the new auto refrigerant is flammable/explosive while the old ones are inert. is this true and if so are they safe for boats. are r-12/134a due to be phased out?

[@franksantos4680]

Good tips good look out sir . True !!!!! But you should never have to recharge refrigerant R12 - 134A in the system if you don’t have a leak anywhere even a cap with no oring could cause a leak . And I find it easier to catch the dust from flying all over , is to wet A rag and put it behind the condenser coil opposite side when you’re blowing out the coil and while you’re at it not bad to just clean the fan blades on the condenser fan to ya . Stay safe and stay healthy my friends ❤️🙏🏽❤️ !!!!!!! Kiss / hugs lido nugget she’s like a little mermaid growing up at sea

[@OcRefrig]

@@peetky8645 i dont do automotive, but heres the low down on Refrigerants used commonly. R-12--- ( GWP = 10,200 ) ( non-Flammable ) ( Used Pre-1985 about ) Old Refrigerant. not used in Usa anymore.Very good refrigerant. Outlawed for For High Global warming Potential. GWP - 10,200 ( GWP = Global Warming potential ) NOt Flammable Per Msds Sheets. R-134A --- ( GWP = 1300 ) ( Considered NOn-Flammable in the industry ) ( Auto ignition Temperature 1369 Degree's F ) ( Product does not sustain combustion as per Msds sheets. ) Refrigerant Commonly Used in Automotive applications and Marine Refrigerators For the Last 30 Years Ruffly. Used in These Adler Barbour Systems for the Last 30 years and i Believe is still used. R-290 Refrigerant --- ( GWP = 3 ) ( Flammable ) ( Propane ) ( 878 Degree's F ) Yes, it is Very Flammable as it is Propane. Just Like u use in your Barbecue at Home Except this Grade of Propane is CP Grade Which is Chemically pure. ( Auto ignition temperature 878 Degree's F ) NO you Cannot Put Propane in a R-134a System. Propane Pressures are closer to R-22 ( Home Airconditioning Pressures ) The Litttle 12volt / 24 volt Danfoss Compressors Could not Handle the Pressures. Running amps Would be Higher if they could. R-1234yf ---( GWP = < 1) ( Flammable) ( Auto ignition temperature 761 Degree's F ) is the New Automotive Refrigerant used since 2014 in some automotive applications. changeover is still in Progress. Google - Msds Sheets for any Refrigerant for More Detailed information. Example: R-1234Yf Msds. R-134a Msds. Legend: Msds = Material Safety Data sheets. GWP = Global Warming Potential

[@OcRefrig]

@@peetky8645 R-12 Was Phased Out Many , Many Years ago. About 1985 R-134a is NOt Being Phased Out at This time for Many applications But is in some applications. Automotive Looks like its being phased out. but, i don't do automotive so i am not on top of that industry at this time. it's Very Fluid at this time With Refrigerants. it's Changing Daily almost. Depends on Manufacturers and applications. i Do Commercial Refrigeration and R-134A is still Commonly used.

[@thePronto]

The key issue for flammable gas on a boat is that if it is heavier than air it will collect in the bilges. (Unlike, say, farts...) Based on a quick search, R-22a is both flammable and heavier than air.

[@yeericky]

they had refrigerant, gauges and a vac pump in the middle of nowhere! amazing Warranty is still trying to find a professional to fix my fridge since may.

[@danieloliver20]

Jerry has free drinks for LIFE at the TTYC. Hell yeah!

[@Sabalon]

Jerry out of nowhere with all the tools of the trade and extra refrigerant. Not all heroes wear capes!

[@StealthMode139]

The best documented SV maritime have ever seen .. Congratulations Cpt. Brian & Kazza, and crew .. love to chill and check Delos out .

[@JimmyMitchell-Lucky]

Great video! SAILING INTO FREEDOM AND YOUR CHANNEL ARE MY TWO FAVORITES!!!!

[@Cturnerwrite]

The little nugget is obviously the cruise ship entertainment. Playing daily at all hours.

[@ColinSummers]

Okay, I saw this on a comment on La Vagabond's video, posted by a sailor that raised five kids on the boat: That sort of netting gets destroyed by the sun. In two months it will be like paper, so don't trust it. Amazingly, shrimp nets are what you want and fisherman often have smaller pieces they are happy to get rid of. Or you can find it on beaches.

[@ps4peace]

Glad you mentioned it!! I was just going to look for that info on their site & report back.

[@traceyanderson2249]

Great love it. Brian I love the way you talk to the nugget, telling her about refrigeration and solar power, priceless.

[@bdjm8595]

To paraphrase, "we get by with a little help from our friends" Well done Brian and Jerry!! Fun at the Yacht club and some great paddle boarding shots, all in all another super fun episode!!

[@privatesuzie4071]

Sweet....we learn how much we need eachother after all!

[@petermyers479]

A neighborhood is what you make of it, well done all. An entertaining video, thanks.

[@andrewnicholas9079]

Just finished up the season where your brother was captain..it was awesome..didn't realize how much I missed seeing you guys until today!! Peace and love guys. Beautiful baby nugget

[@RondoGlobal]

Great vid, wishing you all a healthy and peaceful weekend.

[@martinc9867]

Wow,who in the world would take refrigerant to the carribeans !Someone who knows how a broken freezer feels like !!!Thank GOD for HIS provisions.I LOOOVE boat fixing stories (when they end well,which they do most of the time).

[@jonashofstetter7774]

Haha Jerry Jerry the Boat-Fixing Fairy! What a hero that man is!

[@txbgould]

Impressive the way the community came together.

[@mattwiggins3960]

Great episode. The self reliance and ingenuity is really amazing! Inspirational to this sailor!

[@cpatterson1021]

That boat fig repair was amazing!! Great Job!

[@jonaslagneryd]

Wow, what an amazing competent community you are amongst!

[@johnburgess5534]

The old saying "it's not what you know, it's who you know" ring very true in situations like this.

[@sandyc6569]

Amen!

[@wild0077]

What a great video! Loved the paddle boarding. Nice that you have the new yacht club.

[@peterstarkey1360]

The CRUISING community , it's JUST FANTASTIC , YOU CAN ACTUALLY RELY on them , they have your back....unlike our leaders...I'm so pleased for you...way to go....cheers

[@Davemmmason]

Brian and Karin, As you found out cooling systems take super special tools and knowledge. It is a delicate task even with the right tools and experience as I have found out the hard way. My reason to say hello is about " Nugget " she is very special and soon will be steeling the show. Not only is she adorable but she is very aware of her live abroad surroundings. In the coming months and years we [ your viewers ] will be so privileged to see her develop as she explores her home and oceanic world. I look forward to watching you grow as a family and hope to cross paths at some point in the future. As I mentioned before one of my daughters acquired Covid - 19 at college. The students at Chico State are just NOT stressing over the virus and do not believe it is overly dangerous. So far they have been accurate as I know of no cases that have been serious there. The kids get it, feel lousy for a couple of days, then move on as if nothing had happened. I believe that many more people have already had the virus than have been accounted for by government testing. If this is the case then the virus is not as dangerous as reported as most acquiring it go undetected.

[@Dryer_Safe]

That was cute. Jerry explains refrigeration to Brian. Brian explains refrigeration to Sierra.

[@cschexnayder2517]

Being an ex Navy Machinist Mate, it warms my heart to see serious repairs at sea!

[@sal_e._mander5151]

What an awesome group to hang out with!

[@tim8deb]

Well done. I could ask around my neighbourhood for days and not find all the gear needed to fix the freezers. Great sailing community to the rescue Jerry Jerry the boat fixing fairy LOL. Sierra such a cute nugget.

[@stevenuk]

Delos still making great videos and the kid is so cute.

[@johncorlis8920]

I'm always proud of the sailing community when it comes to fixing issues for each other.

[@maureendodd3402]

Howdy Kids! So nice to see amazing photography and the dissolution of challenging obstacles in perfect Delos style as usual 😉 Cheers! Xo

[@donnakawana]

I adore you all so much! I love how everyone pulls together in a time of need. I wish everyone had the sense of community that the cruiser community does. America could take a lesson in the fine art of kindness to others in there time of need.... Y'all made my day!! Kazza I so enjoyed ur paddle round my son an I enjoyed it together.. An lil Nugget is getting so big driving the boat.....so adorable. An Brian ur an amazing person who will find a way to repair what's broken an teach great lessons whilst doing it!! My family loves your family!!"

[@bryangoldthorpe8906]

Great episode and trust me you're not the only one neck deep in boat projects that seem to take an inordinate amount of time and effort to accomplish. When I look back though I see how much I've accomplished and I know you must feel the same when you look at where you started and where you are now and how well your yacht looks and performs 👍👍👍

[@yeolechief623]

Jerry is a blessing. Who wouldve thought someone would have a vac pump and refrigerant on hand?

[@echofourmike85]

Having extra refrigerant and willing to part with it. Special people that come and go in our lives when we need them is a priceless blessing.

[@RiverWoods111]

What an amazing community to be a part of! Wow! Also, what a great community to be social distancing with in the middle of nowhere! Awesome video! Nugget is getting so big now! Wow, soon she won't be a nugget. Don't blink, because they turn 27 really fast!

[@Sommers234]

It's ironic that as the Delos crew excels at film making, and the professionals are hampered by the pandemic, we may have a new rock star cinemagraphic team in the making.

[@arboristo4407]

I think, you guys are very fortunate ❤️makes me smile every time I watch!

[@stevenboutelle8643]

It’s so wonderful to see your adventures. To be able to see the world as you two have done. Now with nugget, she’s going to grow up thinking adventuring is normal and that’s awesome. Keep on keeping on. If you make it up to the PNW again look me up I’ll buy ya a beer.

[@GavinSmith1993]

Having this cruiser community brings back some of my loss of other crew. As much as I love to watch Bryan, Kazza and Sierra, I think its great to have some other great people in it that come together to solve a problem. all living the dream :)

[@luuk341]

I vote for Jerry, Jerry the boat fixing fairy as MVP of this video!

[@johndonaldson5126]

Amazing that you could find cooling system help and refrigerant while parked next to a remote island.

[@cypher6938]

My nugget is now 14. Time slips past. Hail to Kazzatron! Super mom!

[@shanslam1970]

What terrific neighbours

[@skelley6136]

Jerry is Brian in 10-15 years! Awesome stuff and an awesome community! I need a boat!!

[@rockystanaitis2908]

Once again moved to tears by your super tranquil ocean and paddle boarding photography. Thank you. There is a book series called Foxfire. The first book "The Foxfire Book" has the best "Kentucky" moonshine info including still design. For example your beach still lid would be sealed with corn mash bread doh. Copper and silver solder are king. Yes Mr. Coast Guard man that is a water maker. Fun stories of Appalachian life not that long ago.

[@jiefflerenard1228]

Times have changed and I do miss the Delos crews (Carmen,Lisa,Josh Babs and the guys and all the wonderful people who made Delos!! But kudos to Brian for keeping it so fun and interesting in these lean times

[@jimmyz9786]

On the fly repairs are a fine art. Have done a few in my day. Kinda miss the excitement.

[@mkllove]

Lucky you had a well equipped neighbor ! May be a good idea to invest in a vacuum pump too, it could also be used in your still processes I think to increase yields, also for vacuum shrinking food storage bags, can be used in oil or other fluid changes in boat maintenance.

[@TheExpeditionFamily]

Mike -- we had a vacuum pump on our boat when we bought it... We pulled it off but you believe we should keep it onboard?

[@TheExpeditionFamily]

In other words, it's worth the space? Or uncommon so only if space?

[@mkllove]

@@TheExpeditionFamily Sorry for late reply, working night shifts currently... a small one is very handy, and can be bought to also provide pressure if you're willing to spend $300+ or a cheap model can be less than $50. It really depends on application. The one shown in video is an industrial HVAC repairman's tool. But in those circumstances, it was priceless to have or their investment in food was going to be spoiled. For HVAC you need enough vacuum to boil off anything in pump, particularly moisture, to at least 500 micron, up to 1000 preferably... But considering multiple uses for vacuum packaging clothes, food, oil changes, fiberglassing or epoxyy repairs....I'd want one if I was going to be far away from repair facilities. The repair fairy saved their food, and saved them a significant bill from a repairman. More than enough to pay for the tools that you can easily learn to use from KZbin !

[@bartpacifico6386]

@@mkllove You've convinced me to buy one for my boat

[@mkllove]

@@bartpacifico6386 If it's just for making oil changes easy you can also get a manual hand pump (bicycle pump style) with reservoir like : www.amazon.com/Hydro-Turf-Oil-Extractor-6-Liter-OIL01/dp/B000GU0MMU?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_7 which I've been using for years on cars, boats and other motors. They come smaller or larger, depending on your capacity requirements. If you're looking for an HVAC type like Jerry's, this cheapo version would pay for itself in one usage... don't know if it will live forever, but at $88 bucks, who cares ! See : www.amazon.com/F2C-3-5CFM-Vacuum-Refrigeration-Gauge/dp/B01AAB2YCU

[@easley421]

Recently our clothes dryer went out. I ordered the parts and had it fixed in a few days. Then, about two weeks later the washer stopped working. I ordered the parts and had it fixed quickly. NOTHING beats the look on my girls face when she sees that the man she's invested so much time into can fix most of her problems🤣 Love it. You can tell Brian gets the same admiration.

[@easley421]

@None Applicable Whaaa?!

[@southronjr1570]

Yeah, I kept the first fridge we bought in our first year of marriage running by doing the same for 19 years, finally broke down and got a new fridge last year, and still paying it off. A few years ago we were taking a camping trip and stopped at a store 2 hours from home and our SUV'S starter went out. After figuring out the problem, I looked at my wife through the window and told her to hand me a short section of speaker wire, we happened to have lying on the floor, an umbrella, and the tire iron from the tire changing kit. After the really funny looks from everyone in the truck, she handed me the items, within a minute I had the truck running again. Since that day, my entire family and the 2 boys riding with us call me MacGyver because of it, lol.

[@easley421]

@@southronjr1570 That's awesome. Was it a Chevy? What and the hell was the umbrella for?

[@southronjr1570]

@@easley421 I will neither confirm, nor deny the make of the vehicle in question, but will give the hint that it was made in MI. The umbrella was used as an extention to tap the starter because I felt the solenoid was sticking, after that I went the, jump the solenoid route with the speaker wire and the plastic end of the umbrella came in handy to keep me from getting zapped as it made connection, did I mention it was dark and my flashlight had just died and my camping flashlight was WAY to buried to try to get at, ya know, right next to my tool box I carry for those exact situations so I don't have to ask the wife for an umbrella, tire iron, and speaker wire, but it all worked out in the end, and the wife calls me Mac on occasion now

[@easley421]

@@southronjr1570 So funny man. My brother used to have an old truck that would do the same. He works for said company now making cars and trucks. Hilarious. He'd be under that truck twice a week banging on the starter 🤣

[@tomriley5790]

Impressive what i've learned watching Delos, slowly adding to the list of a required cruisers toolbox too - laser spot thermometer, Spare refrigerant, vaccum pump and guages, added to the list.

[@michaellindner9641]

It's so impressive how much techniqual features you have on your boat, more than I have in our flat 😂😂

[@olemanjim1415]

That shot of Sierra at the helm! The little nugget is going to have a wonderful childhood thanks to you two : )

[@dougitman5579]

The home school education she will receive while cruising the world, can't be matched in mainland public schools. Imagine learning about turtles while on Galapagos island!

[@andrewsymons5871]

Just brilliant as usual guys. You have some very handy neighbours and some not so handy with the moonshine, but all great fun. Stay safe.

[@johnmccormick175]

So happy you got the freezers working,what talented neighbors!..thanks for sharing ..take care and stay safe! :-)

[@fabmothernature7324]

Y’all my kind of folks

[@ralphwood9865]

It just seems like yesterday that Sierra was born and now she is steering Delos with a toothy grin that melts your heart.Despite all the freezer problems the helping community there the smiling nugget Kazza's paddle break make this a really memorable episode,thanks guys. Stay well smooth seas gentle breezes

[@matteframe]

Life is change, man. Calling their wedding 'shotgun' is ignorant if you've watched the pas SEVEN years of them together. There are plenty of "party cruiser" channels out there. Maybe you'd prefer them.

[@AvYa100]

@@jjnelsonncso so true. Where they are all gone. No adventures anymore. No more real SV Delos old spirit

[@matteframe]

@@jjnelsonnc Lol wtf are you even talking about. Ousted? You act like they've been on the boat for 10 years straight (there were many, many 3-6 month diversions). Brady probably has a captains license, which gives him unlimited options of the water. In the worst case he walks away with that and an incredible adventure. What, you think he needs a pension? That being said, can't you understand how a man and his wife would want some quality bonding time with their child? Do you realize Delos is a business, and even if Brady isn't on it, I can almost guarantee he's working on videos or other stuff. Whatever, some people can only find the one cloud on a sunny day. Wait for Delos 2.0 ...

[@matteframe]

@@jjnelsonnc How on EARTH do you CLAIMto know what business DEAL Brian and BRADY have re:Delos ... You're JUST gossiping.. and it's IGNORANT.

[@dianep3071]

So glad your putting netting up for nuggets safety

[@coryberensmann355]

I’m so glad you got your freezers working again, stay Safe. If you ever sell to Alaska I would love to meet you guys.

[@gregsage1605]

Jerry deserves a steak and lobster dinner and a bottle of the good stuff! That's a friend!