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The crew of the 38-ft sailboat Yabá reinforces their davit system to improve dinghy stowage and handling.11:14 After identifying a pier on Google Maps, they anchor nearby and hire local welders to install stainless steel support plates and additional rings on the davit arms.2:42 These modifications eliminate lateral movement and provide dedicated attachment points for lines and gear.11:14 To further clear the platform, the crew uses a grinder to remove redundant stainless steel chain plates, subsequently sealing the holes and painting the area.15:03 They test the new configuration by hoisting the dinghy with a triple-block pulley system, which allows for manual lifting while the engine is running.14:26 Following the repairs, the crew sails to a remote beach to explore an abandoned hotel, a site associated with local legends of a fratricidal dispute.17:19 The vessel’s autopilot maintains course during the transit, and the davit system successfully secures the dinghy while underway.18:40

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