BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
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Re: BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
I just learned the sound of glass meeting rock at 30. In case you are wondering it aint pretty.
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Re: BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
In my case I am sure the skeg made noise as it departed but the sound of ripping and tearing glass drowned it out.
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Re: BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
I've finished the repair to the keel rub. Will see how the Keel Guard fairs on my roller trailer! It is straight although it doesn't appear to be in the pic - just the angle!
Seven years of accumulated Northern Territory red dirt on the trailer is pretty obvious. Maybe I'll get under there with the pressure washer. A job for winter 2024 - put the boat on hard stand and dress the bottom!
Next job for now - lift the motor off, install new house batteries and service a couple of pumps!
Seven years of accumulated Northern Territory red dirt on the trailer is pretty obvious. Maybe I'll get under there with the pressure washer. A job for winter 2024 - put the boat on hard stand and dress the bottom!
Next job for now - lift the motor off, install new house batteries and service a couple of pumps!
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Re: BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
Why are you needing to pick the motor off?
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Re: BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
Good question!
Under the rear casting deck I have:
Three batteries (Start and 2 x house)
Three pumps (for the 2 livewells plus 1x aerator
Three chargers (AC mains to 12v DC, 12v DC to 12v DC, 12v DC to 32v DC)
Four master switched
Two sea cocks
Its a bit crowded in there!
I can get at most of it from the front but its a bit of a hassle. I can't get at the two livewell pumps from there.
Fortunately I have a panel at the rear that I can access from the motor-well and remove.
I have an engine crane and a motor lift ring, so remove 4 x bolts and pull the motor out of the way without disconnecting anything is the easiest way to go.
I'll take some pics!
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Re: BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
That's what I was assuming as well...
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Re: BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
OK - so you were right! Keelguard needs to come off!
Re: BarraMan's Mangusta 21 barraboat in Townsville, AUS
Just wondering, could you just use a shorter keelguard to protect the bow in front of the roller ?
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