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#46
Your pics open up just fine. Not corrupted.
Paul
#47
Main Message Board / Re: Rear seal oil leak
May 31, 2021, 05:26:38 PM
Dwain,  You might check the valve cover casket.  A problem I had a few years back.
Paul
#48
Stu, It is on the main message board. 
Paul
#49
the "breather tube" topic was covered in August of 2013 and it might be worth re-reading. 
Paul
#50
To catch the small amount of oil that travels to the air intake. It is not necessary.  Now we have a lot of things on a  boat that we did not have 40 years ago.
Paul
#51
You might also add to this project a fuel sediment bowl to collect the blow by in the breather hose on its way to the air intake.
Paul
#52
Thanks, some additional info from CBSA

"The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) "Contact Us" is available for the public to ask general questions about the programs and services offered by the CBSA. For privacy and security reasons, the CBSA does not answer e-mails regarding personal or business customs cases, immigration-related situations, or third party requests. Information is provided in a general context only.

The temporary restriction on all optional or discretionary (non-essential) travel has been extended until May 21, 2021, and can be prolonged as necessary for public health reasons.

During this time, we are limiting travel to essential travel only. We are asking individuals not to travel at this time if it is not deemed essential.

Non-essential travel includes, but is not limited to tourism, recreation, and/or sight-seeing.

The Government of Canada is emphasizing the travel restrictions already in place between Canada and the United States (U.S.):

·        There is a temporary restriction on all non-essential travel, including tourism and recreation, at the Canada-U.S. border, including via international waters.
·        You may only travel between Canada and the U.S. on your boat for essential purposes.
·        You will be denied entry if you are travelling for non-essential purposes, like tourism, recreation, or entertainment.
·        If you must travel between Canada and the U.S. on your boat, all normal customs reporting procedures remain in place and you may be subject to additional requirements of the Quarantine Act."

Paul
PS:  They are going to update their info every 30 days.
#53
Spoke with Nexus Canada today.  No changes at the present time for pleasure boats. Can not enter Canadian waters! There will be a new update after April 21. 
Paul
#54
Thanks Jim,
I received the same email.  I am going to call the number listed in the email tomorrow.  I also emailed CBSA today.  Hope to hear from them soon.
Thanks,
Paul
#55
Thanks for the info.
I am an optimist and did order my decal.😊
Hope to see some of you in the North Channel.
Paul
#56
Is there any scuttlebutt about opening up the North Channel for American sailors this summer?
Hoping for good news.😊
Paul
#57
Main Message Board / Re: Engine Part #
March 13, 2021, 01:26:15 PM
Thanks, Stu
The #s you listed for the 25xp were correct.
I did not think to search in the C34 Tech Wiki notes.  This will save me a trip to Muskegon.
Thanks,
Paul
#58
Main Message Board / Engine Part #
March 13, 2021, 12:50:27 PM
Does anyone have the engine part # for Kubota?  I want to purchase a new casket and thermostat for my Universal 25xp.  The local Kubota dealer need the engine serial #.  I think it is located on the dipstick??
Thanks,
Paul
#59
Michael, You might check the condition of your scupper hoses.  Easy way to check is to place a flash light over the scuppers and look in the aft locker.
Paul
#60
I also check my batteries weekly for levels.  Every season I disconnect all cables and check the voltage in each battery and record this in my log book. 
Paul
PS:  My wife and I spend 7 weeks sailing on Lake Michigan and also around Drummond Island and the St. Mary's river.  Missed the North Channel.