Standing rigging: Of cotter pins and rigging tape

Article Abstract:

A small dab of silicone over the short, spread cotter-pin legs prevents them from ripping sails and gashing toes. Round-head screws tapped and threaded into turnbuckle studs do not require tape and are faster to remove in the event of a dismasting and prevent sailboat rigging.

Usage, Masts and rigging

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Diesel Engines: The sensible fuel system

Article Abstract:

The natural slipperiness or lubricity is one of the secrets to a diesel engine's longevity. The components immersed in diesel fuel are self-lubricating and therefore long lasting. Diesel engines are reliable as long as they are properly maintained.

Engines and Turbines, Marine Engines & Turbines, Engine, Turbine, and Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing, Marine engines

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Systems: A windlass for the weary

Article Abstract:

Installation of a windlass presents a key opportunity to resolve any doubts about the strength or weight of the ground tackle. The pros and cons of horizontal and vertical windlasses are mentioned.

Facilities & equipment, Management dynamics, Equipment and supplies, Practice, Sailors

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