How did I go about rebuilding the inboard engine on a sailboat and why? The answer is quite simple, considering that the engine is from 1987 and probably nothing more was invested in it in its entire history than changing the oil, I decided to invest some money and effort while the engine was still running, despite the engine's operation. The engine was leaving traces of oil in large places, the seals and oil seals were already very bad, and the exhaust mixing elbow was also

Everyone is interested in how we decided to go this route, how we came up with the idea for this project. It was Petrov's wish, but it took me quite some time to make the right decision. It wasn't easy, but it was necessary, maybe even stupid for some. At that time, I went through very difficult things. The death of my grandmother, who was like a second mother to me, and later the death of my brother, who could no longer fight for his life. He overcame two cancers, but he cou

Crossing the Atlantic was an incredible challenge, full of tense moments, storms and trials. The worst moments at sea were interspersed with moments of indescribable beauty when we finally arrived in the Caribbean. The wind kept testing us. Sometimes it was so strong that the autopilot could barely keep up. The waves were high, and the sailboat was rocking like a match on the water. Every strong gust woke us up. The worst day in the Atlantic. The wind was forecast to gust up