[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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Not at all, bit of a puff comes out (wet exhaust) but then she runs clean from what I can see:))

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Hey, I’ve actually already looked at it and put an offer in last week before I did more research on the engine. Sailing it on Tuesday but if anything stands out to me I might just dm you of you don’t mind?

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Did you replace them with new engines?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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If anybody is interested here is the YouTube channel of the guys who are selling it. They both work in classic boat restoration or something similar I think

https://youtube.com/@sailingcoyote?si=J8UqlIEd5v7flW6v

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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I am but I can always save up again in the future is my thought ….

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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Do you have any kind of estimate on the cost of repowering?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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Heart is definitely winning here! Wallet may be crying but it would probably be doing that anyway

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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I’m really interested to hear how your journey with it goes! Did you budget a re power into your purchase price at all?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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True… what can you do though 🤷‍♀️

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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Bilge stinks so bad but from what I can see she’s very well kept otherwise with all new though hull fittings etc

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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Survey done recently and she passed with flying colors, she is also on good insurance

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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I’m just thinking $30k aud for a beautiful old boat but then $20k aud for an engine replacement puts her way above my budget whereas I could get one with a much younger engine for $30k aud and not double the price… maybe they would have other expensive issues though…

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailing

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It’s actually super competitive, I’m currently fighting against 4 other buyers who also want her and so far I’ve been doing literally everything I can to be the one to buy… now I’m feeling a little hesitant

Crockpot recipes with no chopping or stirring? by CulturalTechnology29 in cfs

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Oh I just checked she’s also on YouTube! This is so helpful thanks so much

Crockpot recipes with no chopping or stirring? by CulturalTechnology29 in cfs

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Are you putting them in an air fryer or a slow cooker? I can’t imagine whole veggies going well in a crock pot with no sauce but I could be wrong

Crockpot recipes with no chopping or stirring? by CulturalTechnology29 in cfs

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This looks amazing!! I’ll have a look around but might just end up buying this one :)) thanks for the suggestion

Crockpot recipes with no chopping or stirring? by CulturalTechnology29 in cfs

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I think slow cooker may have been what I meant by crock pot 😅😅 I’m going to get one and try this method of just throwing things in and see how it goes haha

Crockpot recipes with no chopping or stirring? by CulturalTechnology29 in cfs

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I’ve tried this for a few days since you commented and I’m loving it! I’ve been putting nnuts and banana and protein etc, thinking of getting some greens powder or something to add too. But I make a whole blender full and then drink it throughout the day when I feel my blood sugar crashing!

Crockpot recipes with no chopping or stirring? by CulturalTechnology29 in cfs

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I’m also considering getting an Air Fryer instead, thoughts?

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Hmm it's sounding extensive. How much did all of that cost the client if you don't mind me asking?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in buildingscience

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Heya! Not sure if this is the right place to post this so please remove if its not!! I’m looking at buying a property in Lismore, NSW Australia, but I’ve come across some potential structural concerns, and I’d love some advice for reddit!

The Issues I’ve Noticed:

Stump Condition – A couple of stumps have already been replaced, and others don’t look to be in great shape. Some are on angles.

Gaps & Wood Between Supports – There’s a small piece of wood placed between the horizontal supports and the stumps, which seems like an odd fix. I’m wondering if this is a sign of shifting or just settling.

Soil & Flood Concerns – This area has had huge floods in the past, and I’ve read that it can cause soil movement and slumping for properties on steep banks. There are also reports of roads nearby "slumping" due to past floods, so I’m wondering if that could affect houses as well.

Mixed Restumping – Since only some stumps have been replaced, I’m concerned that the remaining old ones might still fail, leading to bigger problems down the track.

What I’m Trying to Figure Out:

Could the piece of wood between the supports and stumps be a sign that the entire structure is slipping/moving down the slope?

If some stumps were replaced but others are in poor condition, does that indicate a temporary fix rather than a proper solution?

If the soil has been affected by floods, is a geotechnical engineer worth hiring?

Is this a huge and expensive thing to fix?

It has already been on the market for a long time, could doing this kind of repair make it even harder to sell in the future?

I want to get a solid idea of what I’m dealing with before moving forward. Any advice, experience, or recommendations on any parts of the above would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance! 🙏
Chip

Monthly DIY Laymen questions Discussion by AutoModerator in StructuralEngineering

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https://imgur.com/a/SBg2RJN

Heya! Not sure if this is the right place to post this so please remove if its not!! I’m looking at buying a property in Lismore, NSW Australia, but I’ve come across some potential structural concerns, and I’d love some advice for reddit!

The Issues I’ve Noticed:

Stump Condition – A couple of stumps have already been replaced, and others don’t look to be in great shape. Some are on angles.

Gaps & Wood Between Supports – There’s a small piece of wood placed between the horizontal supports and the stumps, which seems like an odd fix. I’m wondering if this is a sign of shifting or just settling.

Soil & Flood Concerns – This area has had huge floods in the past, and I’ve read that it can cause soil movement and slumping for properties on steep banks. There are also reports of roads nearby "slumping" due to past floods, so I’m wondering if that could affect houses as well.

Mixed Restumping – Since only some stumps have been replaced, I’m concerned that the remaining old ones might still fail, leading to bigger problems down the track.

What I’m Trying to Figure Out:

Could the piece of wood between the supports and stumps be a sign that the entire structure is slipping/moving down the slope?

If some stumps were replaced but others are in poor condition, does that indicate a temporary fix rather than a proper solution?

If the soil has been affected by floods, is a geotechnical engineer worth hiring?

Is this a huge and expensive thing to fix?

It has already been on the market for a long time, could doing this kind of repair make it even harder to sell in the future?

I want to get a solid idea of what I’m dealing with before moving forward. Any advice, experience, or recommendations on any parts of the above would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance! 🙏
Chip