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After a year-long hiatus in Canada, the crew of Nahoa returns to Thailand to prepare their catamaran for relaunch.0:48 The refit focuses on replacing the anchor chain and servicing the steering system, which suffered from excessive hydraulic pressure due to stiff rudder bearings.6:27 Removing the rudders reveals two stainless steel bearings and a copper ring that required cleaning and replacement to reduce friction.6:58 Additional maintenance tasks include installing a new mast antenna, polishing stainless steel fixtures, sewing custom mattresses for a child’s crib, and replacing through-hull fittings.9:50 The project timeline faces delays, requiring the crew to manage engine commissioning, bottom painting, and mast stepping in a compressed three-day window.12:10 The crew emphasizes the importance of verifying that new anchor chain links match the existing gypsy wheel before purchase.2:24 A multi-tool and angle grinder prove essential for fabricating custom tools to access tight rudder components.8:23 Proper bearing alignment and regular maintenance of the steering assembly are critical to reducing autopilot power consumption and improving overall system efficiency.6:29

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