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The crew of the 40-ft catamaran Supernova sails 70 miles back to Colon, Panama, to secure veterinary care for a rescued kitten, Coconut.2:06 During the passage, the crew experiences a dual-engine failure caused by a clogged fuel line, a recurring issue previously encountered in Alaska.9:28 The owner clears the blockage by using a manual pump to reprime the fuel system, restoring power to both engines within minutes.14:51 The vessel also experiences a minor hydraulic leak at the inside helm, which the crew manages by tightening a bolt and topping off the fluid.6:47 Upon arrival in Colon, the kitten receives a rabies vaccine, parasite treatment, and antibiotics for a respiratory and uterine infection.34:34 The veterinarian advises delaying potential surgery for the uterine infection for at least one month.35:04 The crew utilizes the Linton Bay Marina boatyard for supplies, including electrical components for a solar panel upgrade intended to power air conditioning for the cat.22:21 Maintaining a consistent fuel-polishing routine and keeping emergency repair tools accessible helps mitigate the impact of recurring mechanical failures.

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