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bimini emergency

Glad the folks made it back in one piece and that it seems everyone is ok, now for the engine diagnosis.
Quick dumb question, didn't want to start a new thread. When running on one engine you should clamp the cooling line of the engine that isn't running correct? Just like towing? I assume the answer is yes, just wanted to verify.
 
Glad the folks made it back in one piece and that it seems everyone is ok, now for the engine diagnosis.
Quick dumb question, didn't want to start a new thread. When running on one engine you should clamp the cooling line of the engine that isn't running correct? Just like towing? I assume the answer is yes, just wanted to verify.
Correct, clamp the non- running engine.
 
Fantastic news!
@JetBoatPilot - well, you called it.
Good call!

@Dan_NC for our information - any idea how did they do on fuel? Did they manage with one tank or did they have spare fuel on board? That would be really good to know as a future reference.

I do not believe we know of anyone else attempting the Bimini crossing on one engine!
Very impressive, actually.

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You made it back on one engine in 2016.
 
Yep.

I guess I did not have any need to compensate...
:D

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fair..... but it seems that you do now!!!! not only compensating, but all the enhancements make wonder even more
 
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