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the original galley was, well, basic.
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the #2 hold is twenty feet square and nine feet high. it originally had a double width staircase down to carry 100 people.
in the 1998 conversion the stairs were removed and the hole plated over.
the framing for the original large deck hatch is still in place overhead - the new stairs come down inside it.
it has a guest cabin to port and the owners' cabin to starboard.
although nine foot headroom would be nice in a boat this size, we've raised the floor to make tanks for 3,800 gallons of fuel. the piping is for bilge pumping, freshwater supply, and forward ballast.
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the mirrlees blackstone es4 mgr is a wonderful beast. it's rock solid dependable, torquey, and authentic, producing 330 hp at 750 rpm with a 2:1 gear.
it's the epitome of redundancy, with mechanical and electric oil pumps running either wet sump or dry sump; mechanical on engine, mechanical off engine,
and electric water pumps; the ability to run with a cylinder shut down; gravity fuel feed from the day tank which can be pumped up either electrically or by hand; and so forth.
it's just had a major rebuild from serco-denholm, it's all there, and everything works. according to one expert, it's the smoothest fleet tender engine in the fleet.
unfortunately, it's also four huge pistons producing serious vibration solidly bolted to the boat, complicated to maintain and run,
and requires manual intervention in the engine room to start.
one of her sisters recently paid 3,000 euros for a new starter. while we loved it as a piece of machinery, we didn't want to live with it on a regular basis
and could imagine the future laughs if we tried to sell the boat in the united states with it still in place.
manor pulled the lister and installed a cat 3406 in its place. the cat weighs a third as much and is roughly half the size in each dimension.
for those who worry about dependability, note that at a little over 4,000 pounds with its 4.5:1 gear producing 400 hp at 1,800 rpm (continuous rating),
the cat is no lightweight. the cat drives the shaft through a python drive cv joint and thrust bearing, allowing very soft mounts for minimum vibration.
the six separate bilges can all be pumped from here. in addition to the pump here and hand pumps in each bilge, there is an electric pump behind the photographer.
as part of the conversion to mca rules in 1998, fintry's original twenty foot long (twelve frames long)
engine room was divided into five frames aft and seven forward to reduce the size of the largest single compartment.
the aft room, shown here, holds the gearbox, the pumping systems and the harbor genset. the aqua colored box in the middle behind the manifold is the gearbox.
the genset is barely visible in the middle left background. the large beige box in the back right is a 4kw 220vdc to 220vac 50hz inverter put in in 1998 to supply the
refrigerator and galley stove.
the pumping systems also can be used to fill and empty the seawater ballast tanks and pressurize the fire main.
behind the manifold are the two aft seawater ballast tanks which hold a total of 26,000 pounds of water.
normally kept full, they can be pumped out to reduce draft to about seven feet in protected waters.
the forward ballast tank, in the bow forward of the collision bulkhead, held 23,000 pounds of water. the new bow thruster is in the bottom of that tank,
so we've replaced the water with a combination of lead in the bow and moving the existing iron ballast forward from the the #2 hold into the #1 hold.
the whole plumbing system had a major testing and overhaul when the boat was rebuilt in 1998.
thanks to james little of fintry's sister, dornoch, for the original drawings of the maze of pipes.