PERKINS 4-108 Timing Cover Repair DIY Job by an Aussie Carpenter 

ah right, gotcha, that makes sense, Beef Okeefe says thanks!

hey Gavin, can you clarify what part you're referring to? cheers for coming over! and yep, nothing like an Aussie chippy to give it a go! its the aussie way!

Nauti Nook Sailing Adventures The plate that is keyed on the crankshaft.

@@gavingooding7196 right, we're with ya now, thanks Gavin! Great to have some viewers who know their shit!

haha so true!!! (we do too - lots of white sandy beaches haha) but Beef Okeefe is pretty damn interested in making DIY videos (not to the same extent as Bums, they've mastered it) so we will definitely factor this into our future videos. Yes he did use locktite! Thanks faircompetition1!

@@nautinooksailingadventures3533 A few personal tips , don't go on for so long about sanding and steps . It slows stuff down and is boring . Sure mention them but quick . Step by step disassembly and assembly and the work you had to do to get parts - Check out Delos fixing their windlass by taking the motor to a shop to get fixed . White spot pirates takes you to the machine shop to see them make the motor mounts . It is interesting to see the inside of the machine shops and good for them to get free marketing .

Hey Bonnie thats great! look forward to seeing you soon! where are you headed? We'll be going ... east! south east! look forward to seeing you in a beautiful anchorage somewhere!

@@nautinooksailingadventures3533 first stop will be the Dominican republic, then Grenada, then Capetown South Africa, then Thailand, Hawaii, then back to my home state of Washington state...Seattle area...

@@bonniecavanaughsvcontent3565 what an amazing sailing adventure that will be! We will look out for you and come and say g'dday if you see us! Fair winds & Following seas!

@@nautinooksailingadventures3533 I'd rather have wind on the beam... and heading into it...

you know what! us too! at least if it’s a big following sea! 😂

awesome Chuck & thanks for the love! we’ll keep it coming as things continue to break!

Sorry for the wait in replying, we ordered the part from transatlantic diesels out of Virginia from memory and it came with hole already punched in

@@nautinooksailingadventures3533 No worries for the timing, lol. considering it was 3 years ago for your posting I'm lucky and appreciative you responded at all. In fact I'd say that was pretty darn quick. Cheers!

it was a nightmare - we got a mechanic who had a big breaker bar - he locked the transmission at the prop shaft somehow with timber blocks from memory? with a big extension bar and the perfect size socket he got it a lot easier than I ever could have, it was beyond my abilities - as for the leaky seal mine does too maybe they all do? good luck mate!

thanks Kimba 😘😘