Hands Up! This is a SHAKEDOWN! (Sail) | Sailing Soulianis - Ep. 122

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Anyone else’s to-do list only ever seem to get longer no matter how many tasks you check off? We’ve got the answer to that: Toss that list overboard and hoist the sails 🤪
The weather is gorgeous, we’ve got swimsuits on in late September, and days like these are what this is all about. We take the trimaran out for a few spins to see what she can do, and even though the wind is finicky and light, we still fly!
Course rarely will you find us only “just” having fun. We needed to take the boat out to give her a shakedown, to make sure our to-do list has everything on it that really needs doing. So naturally we add a few more things… But for real, this time it’s about the sailing.
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Lauren, Kirk & Renata
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@MyMondoMan Год назад

I knew you guys would make great parents. Your daughter is a sweetheart.

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

You are so kind!

@arottie4097 Год назад

@@My_Fair_Lady Or perhaps an internet TROLL! The Horror!

@BrianPetersen-l2w Год назад

Great to see you sailing your corsair. Love the "Waterworld" jib sail. Looking forward to your "dialing in" experiences to come.

@georgemacdonald8899 Год назад

Sweet, what a cool boat, 9 knots in a light breeze with flat water is awesome sailing! Pretty wild to think you could do a couple hundred miles in a light day! So nice to see the family enjoying a good day together. Been 20 years since I kayaked in Sturgeon bay on Lake Mich, the lake is such an amazing place! Looking forward to seeing your vessel dialed in and singing along.

@ericvanvlandren8987 Год назад

Huge, huge grin for you guys here in Boston! Looks like that is going to be a fantastic boat for you - and … a lot of projects! 😂👍⛵️ Can’t wait to watch them all. Oh, and for the rest of my life whenever I use a messenger line I will think of Renata! Thank you! 🤗❤️

@jwright650 Год назад

Happy Easter 🐰, enjoyed the sail, thanks for letting us ride along

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

Our pleasure!

@tonyc2642 Год назад

Teflon spray on the bolt rope of the main and the sail track. Will need to reapply over the season, but will help getting that main up.

@jrosinbu Год назад

use more than you think you should. This makes a huge, huge difference. Also jumping the halyard from the net and letting the mast rotator off a bit so it can rotate as you rase helps.

@catherinehackett7722 Год назад

What a sweet ride! Our 1973 Allied had roller furling initially but was changed to slab reefing before we bought her and then we added lazy jacks Renata is going to be a good little sailor. She is so adorable! Loved your music choices. Getting me in the mood for the season!❤️⛵️

@ricorichmond8214 Год назад

Been watching you guys for awhile! The smiles on both of you tells us how happy you both are ! Wonderful to see congrats!

@samanthafox2664 Год назад

Brilliant, well done! You've been so patient and it's paying off. Great little movie and you know what you need to do to iron out the kinks. Superb, well done and thank you. xx🤗🤗

@theadventuresons1223 Год назад

We saw a Corsair 33 in anchorage here in Baja Mexico and I was thinking of you guys and your new adventures with this trailerable boat! Great to see young families go sailing keep it up! Hopefully see you in the water some day.

@neon1929 Год назад

I think that F33 may be Ravenswing. Owner has a YT channel. Great content. Good mix of tech and adventure.

@CaptainTot Год назад

Love you guys. Envy is considered a sin but I find myself to be so envious of the two of you and the life you've built/are building. You're so inspiring and creative with your videos. Hope to meet on the seas one day. Much love to you and the family.

@sbinut Год назад

nothing so blissful as a sail on clean clear unsalted Michigan lakes. With a little wind, Charlevoix may be short on room for you. Thanks for taking me back to my (much) younger days sailing in western Michigan. Simply glorious!

@ewind8789 Год назад

Glad to see y’all getting out on the water:) Maybe try using the spinnaker or skreecher halyard as a provisional topping lift?? If I don’t have the boom angle relative to the mast perfect when raising (or lowering) main there is lots of extra friction and the bolt rope wants to pull out of track or jam up.

@Useless_Knowledge07 Год назад

Happy Easter!! Cute baby!!! I appreciate the knowledge and experiences you guys share!!! Many trimarans been living in my neighborhood for decades.

@timburkholder408 Год назад

Nice to see you sailing. Happy for you.

@wayneholman8563 Год назад

Good to see you sailing again you daughter is really growing up & talking well to fair winds calm seas cheers from australia mate

@TheGrayMatters Год назад

Love seeing you guys back in the water! Just a perfect little boat family. 😊 My wife said, "did she even have a kid, she’s looking incredible." I concurred without getting slapped. lol

@jimsargent7288 Год назад

I love the new adventures. Can't wait to see you in open seas. You can tell you guys are so much in love. Congratulations :)

@boatlover123 Год назад

Nice to see the main sail! Great work. Last summer was my first w my Corsair F27. LOVE these boats. Enjoy!

@markcoucke7508 Год назад

Looks great. Can't wait to get on Charlevoix with our boat this summer. See you on the lake or in BC.

@davidnichols147 Год назад

We are so Happy for you guys! Happy Easter and the best in your future.

@macariobernal1914 Год назад

Good to see you guys sailing again

@TheReader6 Год назад

Your music work is always perfect.

@Alan-dr5by Год назад

Re Daggerboard wobble. I am currently constructing a Farrier trimaran, (F-39) and in my plans there is shown a hardwood insert glassed in at the bottom of the daggerboard case, with a cut out to match the daggerboard foil profile. Could probably be made 2 halves if needed Have not got plans with me but I think the insert hardwood piece was in the the region of 25-30mm thick.

@kevinmulvihill3249 Год назад

The Boat looks awesome. Good luck with her.

@johnnyhag675 Год назад

I love Lake Charlevoix and Boyne City! Been following since the beginning. Welcome back to Michigan.

@327365hp Год назад

Great to see you back on the water!

@PN_48 Год назад

She’s a great looking tri! You guys did well. Really liking the Great Lakes sailing as well👍

@salterclan Год назад

Good to see y'all back on the water. Hope this is a fun transition time being able to be near family while still enjoying the water sometimes.

@tedschmid9946 Год назад

As a fellow new (old) trimaran owner Newick T-gull, I appreciate your projects and they mirror my own. Just need to get the wife on board.

@paulstclair4348 Год назад

Lauren's music magic again!!!!

@bengtriise6504 Год назад

I'm getting butterflies just watching you guys! Love it🎉

@soggybottom3463 Год назад

Fantastic, well done guys and thanks for sharing 👍👍. What an incredible boat....🤗🤗

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

Thanks for watching

@williamcoffman3123 Год назад

I loved the “Water World” reference in the last video for that head sail. 😂

@stevewakefield5001 Год назад

Fun!! Thanks for sharing, really excited to see the adventures with the new trailerable trimaran!

@Horsewomann Год назад

Looking good! If y’all ever need scuba diving help working underneath while you are up north, let me know. I have extra gear and tanks that I could help you out with. The weather is gorgeous in Michigan, and I just pulled my powerboat out of storage. Hopefully the weather holds up and I’ll be out on the big lake this weekend!

@conradlamarque6776 Год назад

Have to say I am loving your new boat, can't wait to see the improvements you guys are planning on do to it.🎉

@mathewdavis-adventuresandd6643 Год назад

Great sail. Not sure what to think about that trunk space with the dagger board. maybe a block spacers installed on both sides of the trunk to tighten the gap up... maybe. Might run a piece of rag up the track system with the halyard with a messenger line to retrieve it. No doubt there is some gunk in that track. I did it to my mast on my Hobie cats and Nacra cat and it made a huge difference.

@chiefenumclaw7960 Год назад

1:01 I love these milk bottle ropes too! Also, did you know that milk is chock full of essential vitamins and minerals your body needs for a tough day out on the water. Empty milk bottles can also be used as PFD's for children & waifish adults. A recent study by KPMJ showed that milk bottles could be recycled into hemp, which could then be used to create milk bottles made from hemp. Disclaimer: Not an ad. I'm just a humble dairy farmer from Rudolph, WI who sells milk-in-bottles...

@SkylinersYeti Год назад

Love your videos. I have been also thinking about a towable. I took my wife sailing 40 years ago on a hobie cat and turned turtle. She has never forgiven me. At least she does enjoy our travel trawler. Not the same as sailing but better than staying home.

@johnwalker6711 Год назад

Looking forward to seeing this boat fly when you have everything sorted good luck and fair winds

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

You and me both!

@Seafariireland Год назад

Such fantastic easy sailing, I want a trimaran!

@beavercleaver6294 Год назад

It's amazing how smooth the ride appears at 9.5. Looking forward to an improved center board. Great job !!!

@christopherbarber9351 Год назад

Thanks for the episode! Hope you are able to get out a few more times before you have to haul out for the winter.

@raspingalmond3059 Год назад

I can’t wait to see you guys hauling a$$ in 20 knots of wind! Exciting!

@cowsjohnson2306 Год назад

Well this is a whole new gig sailing for sure . Wonder what the shake down is going to be in like 15 to 20 Knots, should be a hell of a ride 😮 Angus

@sailingschooners8668 Год назад

Great that you realized the Daggerboard was a problem.....good sailing, take care guys

@MrPaulcm1 Год назад

Fantastic sailing, such fun. So happy for you both, awesome. Great vlog :)

@leesydneyharry7958 Год назад

She’s cuteness overload 😂

@johnmccormick175 Год назад

Looks like a lot of fun :-)..many happy times ahead i am sure..stay safe folks !

@rainfinger Год назад

Love the cameos with Renata.

@Keiths_Trains_N_Stuff Год назад

Such a WONDERFUL video FAMILY!

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

Thank you so much Keith!

@akjhome Год назад

I learned to sail as a boy 17:14 on lake Charlevoix (south arm). Thanks for all the on the water footage!

@davidperrott4502 Год назад

revisited this, just to see you on the water again LOL.

@bumpkin52 Год назад

Great video. Seems like a wooden pole or a 2*4 with a hook on the could be used as temporary support the boom until you get a permanent topping lift installed. Our Stuart Mariner had a really baggy main so we rarely sailed in higher winds, spent a lot time watching for wind puffs.

@markbias1466 Год назад

Another great episode, thanks guys...

@saltlessshakedowns4999 Год назад

I am liking that boat but I agree with the roller boom thing. You will have to show us how you drop that sail. Where is port?

@johnmerrett5186 Год назад

What a great looking yacht1!👍⚓️🇬🇧😎

@sailingcitrinesunset4065 Год назад

To add a topping lift to a furling boom is to attach a swivelling fitting to the centre of the end of the boom. Game changer!!

@VicPhillipson Год назад

So sweet! Well done you guys! Come see us in Norway.

@jamesr.epstein Год назад

As always I love your video's. Enjoy you two oh three excuse me. I'm presently looking forward to a trip on my 16ft Glasspar. Exploring the Delta. Our weather is just starting to get decent. Until the next video.

@gsftom Год назад

Cool boat. I hope it is a good fit for u guys and u get a lot of great days on it.

@pbrezny Год назад

Seems like you really like this new boat. Congrats!

@waynedoeblin6801 Год назад

Good stuff guys,you’ll get through all those jobs in good time,best wishes always 🙂

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

Thanks!

@hajosmulders 11 месяцев назад

Instead of a messenger line, just use electrical shrink tubing to connect the new halyard to the old one. that combo runs fine through blocks.

@gregorychaney7604 Год назад

Amazing light air sailing! ⛵️

@neon1929 Год назад

I imagine that you have solved your daggerboard trunk problem by now, but I think some Delrin pads/shims could be installed in the trunk to take up the slop. What do the plans call for? They might show some fairing in the trunk that's covered with carpet. That's the way the daggerboard rudder cases are designed on our F32. I think somebody commented on your last video -- the pads on the beams are worn or gone, creating the clunk in the forward port beam. So good to see the boat sailing under it's own power. Congrats!!!

@humbledsparrows4687 Год назад

Like the inner city camouflage of the sails. 🤣

@jr5626 Год назад

Great to see you out sailing. I feel that you may have unleashed a monster with Lauren and her developing "need for speed". I've seen that look before in my own wife. It leads to a very exhilarating (and expensive) ride. There will always be "performance" improvements you will have to do now. Good to see you have come to the multihull side and you can see what sailing you can do without dragging a lead mine everywhere with you.

@victoralbadavis2563 6 месяцев назад

Fascinanteeee!!!!

@sailingtova Год назад

You guys are the cutest!!

@peterfrebold Год назад

..... curious to see the outcome on the dagger board .... is the dagger board spec optimum and a sleeve goes in the hole or does the dagger board get bigger ...... curious if a sheave is frozen making the raising of the main so strenuous ..... that was a good shake-down sail ..... gotta say the best part was all the smiles from the family unit ... rock on .... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....

@SailingTipsCa Год назад

To me it looks like the dagger board could benefit from some UHMW shims to take up that space between the top of the board and the case and keep it from flopping around.

@robertgeorge9909 Год назад

Dagger board was not made to Ian's plans. The section in the trunk when down should be rectangular like the trunk.

@SailingTipsCa Год назад

@@robertgeorge9909 Yes it most certainly should be rectangular like the trunk. Also the exit in the hull should be more board shaped at the very bottom to accommodate the fin but prevent the rectangular top of the board from falling out. You shouldn't be able to remove the board from the bottom like in the video.

@robertgeorge9909 Год назад

@@SailingTipsCa yep, follow Ian's plans!

@JamesHigham Год назад

Seems the plate, the main and that for'ard beam are the thing. Jib. Much work ahead, much pleasure too. Super daughter, the second mate.😊

@susannash7710 Год назад

I figured out where you are! 😂 Another great video. Used boat. Broken stuff. Never ends...

@aussiequest9543 Год назад

Good to see you or on the water

@wahme Год назад

Sailkote or silicone dry lube might help with the friction on the main

@kiyotomiyazaki1668 Год назад

That is just soooo nice!

@tucson790 Год назад

I was taught in the Sea Scouts that the only rope on a boat was the bell rope.

@artsmith103 Год назад

Kirk even said rope once. I should get the timestamp.

@bohasseriis5277 Год назад

Do the mainhallyard 2:1 - half the load= less stretch, and less load on the mast

@Tomm9y Год назад

Good to see you all smiling. Such speeds in light airs are brilliant, keeping some shape to the main in light winds will help too. I would check if the daggerboard is the the full design spec, it appeared to be shallow. I think some boards have delrin strips to slide on and to restrict fore and aft movement. I would replace the sheave on the main halyard and fit a topping lift at the same time, with a fat head on the main the topping lft can be looped forward when sailing, a bungee part way out to the shrouds would prevent any clanging on the mast. It's probably worth investing in a good single line slab reefing system operable from the cockpit, you need to be able to easily reduce sail quickly singlehanded.

@bake162 Год назад

Looks like you could 3d print some kind of dome thingy to fit over the piece (axle) the boom rotates on to stop the jib sheet from hanging up on it like at 15:30. Great to see you(s) enjoying it….. awesome boats

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

Cool idea!

@whileysea Год назад

Beautiful to see you again. I hope, you don't go blue water with that thing. There are less then a handful of truly blue water capable, not falling apart when you go blue water, cats it trimarans. I would have chosen a British buildt Cat. But I envie the better motion in Waves and such. But that would be all.

@johnbruen1651 Год назад

You could try shimming the daggerboard. It works for smaller boats, could possibly work for yours as well.

@Calusa.Wanderer Год назад

Build a bi-pod with a hook on it to fit in the topping lift hole, that will hold the boom and then attach halyard to mainsail. Once lifted you can remove bi-pod and store.

@treylaramore Год назад

I know it wasn't an official ad or anything, but I'm interested to learn more about the lines you installed. Do you have a link to more info? I'll be refitting my grandfather's 30' sailboat very soon. Keep up the great work. Love the videos!

@lesstoddard6779 Год назад

Big smiles here in Maine. You two are doing it all so very well

@DoloresLowe Год назад

Love the new boat, still missing the Tartan tho!!

@raythompson5920 Год назад

Almost 100K subscribers!! go get um!!

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

🎉

@DVolvoguy777-x7o Год назад

Happy resurrection weekend! Did you guys go find that Hobie 16 and tear them up when you got the topping lift fixed? We know tri’s ain’t no joke…..

@SailingSoulianis Год назад

Lol once we get dialed in we will give them a run for the money. :)

@DVolvoguy777-x7o Год назад

@@SailingSoulianis nice! Can’t wait to see those shenanigans. Summer is on its way!

@gregorychaney7604 Год назад

Happy Easter from Alaska! 🐰 🐣

@ED3 Год назад

❤ the video.

@johnkeegan6646 Год назад

So SWEET❤️

@dunk856 Год назад

She flies under a good sail need to get the centreboard sorted, that banging would annoy. Another wonderful vid, thanks

@MrJhchrist Год назад

3:23 The patina on that jib is as authentic as it gets. Did you have to pay extra for aesthetics like that? :)

@bobsails9750 Год назад

Thank you

@charlesholt4097 Год назад

I cut two nylon disks and glued them to either side of center board to stop the back and forth.

@charlesholt4097 Год назад

Oops. Also of note was that I ran the centerboard pin through the disks. I did this since I have no confidence in any glue working long term for sticking nylon disks to gel coat. I checked the other day and the glue on one is unstuck. Does not matter since nylon disk is now a big washer allowing centerboard to swing freely.

@johnwilliams1091 Год назад

Your daughter is adorable! Don’t blink, these days are fleeting.

@kapekodbob Год назад

Takin the boat out and mimiking PEANUT from Jeff Dunham ! Very good !

@gregoryh4601 Год назад

when I saw your Daughter for first time I thought it was the Milkman. But later I saw Grandma. Just like My Daughter Amanda. Your Daughter can talk Great. Enjoy the Fast Tri peace