Part 4: the hull returns to normal
In autumn, a new keel beam was installed and the hull was sealed. The sailboat has already begun to look like a sailboat :) The first photo shows how the wind tore the awning on the scaffolding - in the fall it is necessary to pull something tighter.
You can see a new keel beam, also visible is the "cup" under the stem, made instead of the old one. The second slide shows the putty on board the sailboat.
The cabin is being gradually furnished. In the first and second photos, there is a galley on the port side (I planned to insert a dish sink into its lid). The third photo shows a room for a toilet (on sailboats it is called a latrine) and a staircase. The staircase, although beautiful, is unsuccessful - it takes up too much space. Subsequently, it had to be redone, more on that in the next article.
And this place in the bow of the sailboat, under the bunk, is intended for a water tank with a capacity of about 80 liters.
Working mess in the cockpit
A few photos of the rigging attachment points on the mast, which I got with the sailboat.
Installed side trims for felling.
How the sailboat looks from different angles. The first layer of soil was applied to the hull, which is why it is so snow-white.
So the winter of 2014 came, the sailboat gradually acquired a normal look. A break was made for the winter, because. working in the cold was inconvenient. I also bought an awning from a truck, with which we covered the boat for the winter. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1Q5Ull5s5I[/youtube]
List of cases that remained on the sailboat:
1. Work with the body .
- Replace deck
- Replace the upper part of the boards (about 20 cm from the deck)
- Replace keel beam
- Sand the glass mat lagging behind the body along with the paint
- Wrap the body in fiberglass (different density and number of layers in different places)
- Putty
- primed
- paint
- Make and glue an anchor box on the bow
- Fabricate and install new portholes on the sides of the cabin
- Manufacture and install internal and external lining for portholes
- Treat the hull with a substance to prevent the wood from reacting to the water in the sailboat
- Pitch the gaps between the body rails
- Fabricate and install coamings
- Insulate the body
- Mount the engine mount and organize the fuel hose wiring under the cockpit, where the fuel tank will be
- Install the inner lining of the cabin
- Craft a step in a cockpit with hatch
- Make and install books
- Teak on deck everywhere (except wheelhouse)
2. Working with the mast and sails .
- Replace the mast (because the wooden mast is not reliable in the state it is)
- Order new sails
- Hem old sails
3. Equipment on deck.
- Replace most of the deck equipment (stops, deck organizers, cleats, hawsers, shrouds, stays)
- Replace bulwark
- Fabricate and install aft arch for solar panels
- Fabricate and install a stainless steel nose structure
- Replace railing
- Install windlass and required deck organization
- Buy 1-2 more anchors, restore the old anchor
- Fabricate and install new hatches, including 4 new cockpit hatches
- Buy and install ventilation in the cabin
- Buy and carry out standing and running rigging
- Buy combined anchor line (5 meters chain + 45 meters rope)
- Buy and install a 1.5-meter VHF antenna for a walkie-talkie (the walkie-talkie will be old)
4. Electrical equipment and lighting.
- Replace wiring
- Buy and install LED lighting in the cabin
- Buy and install outdoor running lights
- Buy and install 3 solar panels of 50W
- Buy and install pumps for fresh water and outboard
- Buy and install a chartplotter, echo sounder transducer
- Install 220V and 12V sockets in the cabin, as well as 220V at the entrance - to charge the batteries
- Buy and install two 120 Ah batteries (subsequently replaced with two 100 Ah LiFePO4 batteries)
- Buy and connect controllers for charging batteries from solar panels and from shore power 220V
- Buy and install electrical switchboards for 220V and 12V
- Buy and install light switches and electric winch in the cabin
5. Cabin .
- Fabricate and install all furniture in the cabin
- Buy and install a washstand, gas stove.
- Buy and install a fresh water tank
- Fabricate and install a staircase for the cabin
- Buy parking tent
- Buy and install water supply
6. Engine .
- Buy and install a 3 kW electric motor and a 5 kW controller for it, a folding propeller and a shaft.
- Buy batteries li-ion 5-7 kWh
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