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Hey! I'm looking to line up 3-4 people who want to give me a hand with a few boat projects on anchor and then give me a hand to haul out the boat and repaint the bottom with antifouling. If you want to stay on after the work in the boatyard you might get a chance to transit the panama canal with me. I would guess 2 weeks working on anchor and 2 weeks on hardstand in the boatyard. Preference will be given to people already in Panama and best if you're a couple or two close friend who don't mind bunking together.
You don't need any special skills, but you should be someone who doesn't mind manual labour, cleaning and cooking. We will be working on some projects but we all need to share the daily duties of life onboard. Lots of work keeping the boat clean and tidy. Life onboard is about good food, goood company and lots of laughs. We work hard but we play hard too. There's been lots of rain lately can be grey and depressing, but it's not completely horrible. Can do like the locals and still take a trip out to the beach. It's still warm in the water. Or can hike the trails and view the forts. Or take a trip in the kayak into the mangroves to see the wildlife.
Projects we have giong on are:
1) Painting (Hardstand - Linton Bay Marina)
• Prep hull - remove old layer of antifouling
• Touch ups- touchup any locations where bare aluminum is exposed
• Primer - add two coats of high build epoxy
• Antifouling - two coats of death to ocean critters paint
2) Mechanical (Hardstand - Linton Bay Marina)
• Pull rudders
• Extract old rudder bearings
• Transport rudder to machine shop
• Have machine shop machine new rudder bearings
• Install new rudder bearings
• Reinstall rudders
3) Sewing - New Sail Cover (On anchor)
• Remove the mainsail from the mast
• Remove the old sailcover
• Use the old sailcover as a template for the new sailcover
• Install the new sailcover
• Re-attach the mainsail to the mast
4) Welding (Misc Projects)
• Cutting and prepping the pieces
• Tig welding vents for the cabins
• Tig welding of smaller prieces on anchor
• Tig welding of items to the boat in a marina
5) Cabin Mods
• One cabin we'll gut and install a new floor , modify some plumbing and install new cabin sole
If you're keen send me a message:
1) Tell me a little about yourself?
2) what do you like to cook for the team?
3) what do you expect from the experience?
4) what do you like to do in your downtime?
Tipos de ayuda y oportunidades de aprendizaje
Construcción y bricolaje
Ayuda doméstica
Hostelería/turismo
Mantenimiento general

Intereses
SostenibilidadMascotasAgriculturaEventos y sociedadCulturaTrabajo de caridadMúsicaIdiomasAutostopDibujo y pinturaCocina y alimentaciónCarpinteríaLibrosAstronomíaArte y diseñoAnimalesDeportes acuáticosNavegar / barcosActividades al aire libreNaturalezaMontañaPlayaDeportes de aventura
Intercambio cultural y oportunidades de aprendizaje
You can learn about sailing, the sea, the Caribbean coast. Any and all things about boats. I've travelled many parts of the world as well. Can certainly share what I know.

Ayuda
On anchor it's pretty chill. Probably average 5 hours a day. IN the boatyard we'll be working longer days to get out sooner. We'll make up for it by taking some chill days on anchor once we're out.
No specific skills required, all that really matters is a good working attitude and care for what you are doing. I don't mind teaching what I know and what I don't know we can learn together.
Idiomas
Idiomas hablados
Inglés: Fluido
Francés: Intermedio
Alemán: Principiante
Español: Principiante
Chino (mandarín): PrincipianteEste anfitrión ofrece intercambio de idiomas
Este anfitrión ha indicado que está interesado en compartir su idioma o aprender otro.
Ponte en contacto con él para obtener más información.
Alojamiento
There are private double cabins. 3 of them and 3 toilets on board. There is water for showers, but best to limit shower to 5 mins to conserve water (watermaker can only replace the water so fast). No hot showers, but if showering in the early evening or afternoon the water can be hot.
In general it's a boat. It has many creature comforts but it is not a house (no hairdryer, small stove, small oven, showering outdoors). We try mainly to run on only solar, but have generator and engines for backup, but prefer to use sparingly. Think glamping...more camping than glam though.
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Brandon was super helpful and easy going and was happy to teach us all about life on the boat.
In our free time we got to do a lot of snorkeling, swimming, fishing, playing cards, checking out mangrove tunnels, and exploring the Bocas del Toro islands
We had an… read more
We shared some great meals,… read more
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Brandon was super helpful and easy going and was happy to teach us all about life on the boat.
In our free time we got to do a lot of snorkeling, swimming, fishing, playing cards, checking out mangrove tunnels, and exploring the Bocas del Toro islands
We had an… read more
We shared some great meals,… read more
I loved Joel and Iris' is attention to detail and their perfectionism in the tasks they tackle. I'd never seen my engine room look so clean.
Both were personable… read more
Jenny was keen to explore the water, climb up the mast, meet and mingle with the other cruisers... Was at the ready when a… read more
