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Removing My Old Diesel Engine & Getting the Beta Marine Onboard to Install in Thailand
June 1, 2026 · 27 min · 31K views · Thailand
What this video covers
The owner of an Alberg 30 replaces an aging Yanmar diesel with a new Beta 20 engine while hauled out in Thailand.▶ 0:20 The project includes removing the old engine using the boat's boom, supported by a halyard and topping lift to manage the 275-pound load.▶ 7:57 A come-along attached to a temporary wooden gantry facilitates the transfer of the new engine from the cockpit into the engine bay.▶ 14:04 During the installation, the owner pauses to reinforce the gantry after identifying structural cracks in the hardwood beams, prioritizing safety over speed.▶ 21:53 The Beta 20 fits the existing engine bed with minimal modifications, requiring only a small notch to prevent oil hose chafing and the drilling of new holes for the motor mounts.▶ 25:25 The total cost for the engine, shipping from Australia, customs fees, and taxes reached $14,000.▶ 3:24 The owner references installation guidance from Nigel Calder and Jan to ensure proper alignment and wiring.▶ 5:38
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