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Oil quantity when changing t o  new oil 

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Oil quality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Oil viscosity  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Oil pressure (with warm engine).

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Cooling water temperature  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Direction of  engine rotation (looking forward) 

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Reduction rear ratio 

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Propeller shaft of stainless     acid proof steel with two

inner sealing rings and a rubber mounted outer bear-
ing of water  lubricated fibre. 

Shaft diametre

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Rotating direction of  the  propeller seenlooking forward

Propeller 3 bladed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Alternator

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Lighting battery capacity

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Starting battery capacity

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3-3.5 litres
0.68-0.75 Imp. gal. 
0.8-0.9 

US. 

gal.

Service D M or DH oil for diesel engines

SAE

30

2--3 kp/cm2
2 8 - 4 3 Ib/sq. in.
7 0 - 8 5 ° C
anti-clockwise
2.04:

1

25 mm
anti-clockwise

16 1/2

x

1

2“

12 volts

490 watts

57-60 Ah
57-60 Ah

Fig. 3.

Air ducts and sound-proofing f o r the engine .

Glassfibre lamination 

The thickness of the

hull

is 6  mm in the topsides and 8 mm below the waterline. The

hull is strengthened with glassfibre angles - stringers and frames 

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and by floors,

engine bed and air ducts laminated into the hull. 

Horizontal areas of 

deck and cabin top 

are sandwich construction with a core material

of Divinycell (PVC cellular plastic).The top laminate is 3.5 mm (5/32”) thick, the Divi-

nycell 15 mm 

(5/8”) 

and the inner laminate 2.5 mm 

(1 /8"") 

Certain areas have a pres-

sure proof filler of polyester and Vermiculite (a mineral product).  Moulded into the 
deck are conduits for the electrical wiring and wooden blocks to take the various 
through bolts. The deck is bolted and laminated to the flange on the hull and the joint

is covered with a toe rail of PVC plastic.

Engine cover

of glassfibre is sound insulated with 30 mm sound deadening foam. The

engine bed has sealed bushings for fuel, water and exhaust lines and rubber bushings 
for electrical wires and control cables. The engine room is completely sealed off from 
the hull. Leaking oil cannot spread and smell throughout the bilges. 

Windscreen

and

side windows

are made of hardened glass. Fore and aft cabin curved

windows are of acryllic glass.

The

rudder

is made of glassfibre. The

rudder stock

is 25 mm acid proof  stainless steel

and is glanded with  a water lubricated fibre bushing. The wheel

steering gear

and

flexible cable are b y Teleflex. The flexible cable works a rudder arm on the rudder 

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Содержание Albin 25

Страница 1: ...Per Brohall S 681 01 Kristinehamn 1 Sweden w w w j o n e s b o a t y a r d c o u k...

Страница 2: ...aunching re quire some adjustments e g trimming of rig minor engine adjustments tightening of screws nuts and hose clips and repairs to minor damage sustained during ship ment The manufacturer will na...

Страница 3: ...ence of the propeller on manoeuvring 7 First launching Engine installation and maintenance Interior and equipment Winter storage and spring commissioning Tie her up right Sails on Albin 2 5 29 32 More...

Страница 4: ...speed about 7 knots Sound level at helm 74 db Fig 2 Accomodation and stowage plan example Engine installation Engine Albin 4 stroke diesel type AD 21 with single lever teleflex control of engine Maxim...

Страница 5: ...are sandwich construction with a core material of Divinycell PVC cellular plastic The top laminate is 3 5 mm 5 32 thick the Divi nycell 15 mm 5 8 and the inner laminate 2 5 mm 1 8 Certain areas have a...

Страница 6: ...egrees the stability moment has been calculated as shown As a comparison the sailboat Vega has about twice as large a stability moment up to heeling angles of 50 degrees A normally loaded Albin 25 wei...

Страница 7: ...as been designed for comfortable motion in normal use loaded with a full crew and all necessary equipment The hull form gives a very comfortable movement in a headsea In certain types of seaways and a...

Страница 8: ...be used if the speed is diminished by headwinds and headseas They show how the most economical rpm increases as head cur rent increases 3KNOTS 4 5 b 7 a Do not trust a speed log which has not been te...

Страница 9: ...he lower positions the pro peller blades work in less disturbed water This adds up to a side force which is noticeable when starting from laying still es pecially when going astern The turning radius...

Страница 10: ...e quay the manoeuvre is best done with a continous turn Approaching with the starboard side is done on a stright course The propeller sideforce lays the boat smoothly alongside when going astern I T o...

Страница 11: ...ons of the boat which have been against the cradle are now painted with the paint delivered with the boat Lift and launch the boat Loosen the straps on one side of the boat and let the crane lift the...

Страница 12: ...be filled with ordinary diesel oil such as car diesel oil When the engine is tested before delivery the fuel system is bled free of air It would be wise to do this again before the first start It is i...

Страница 13: ...stop control is pushed in fig 19 Disengage the control lever with the disengaging latch fig 19 and move the control lever ahead to the starting position position 7 in fig 21 Insert the starting key a...

Страница 14: ...des could be damaged For the same reason the battery cables should never be disconnected or reconnected to another battery while the engine is running NOTE If the engine is difficult to start in cold...

Страница 15: ...and the control lever in neutral Charging for periods of several hours should be done with the gearbox in forward The engine must not be run with the propeller disengaged for any lenght of time at hi...

Страница 16: ...about 2 litre of inhibiting oil Run the engine at least one hour While the engine is still warm the lubricating oil should be changed Clear the cooling system of water as described in the frost preven...

Страница 17: ...s just under the deck is fitted parallel to the filling pipe If the tank is completely filled the water level will rise up the breather pipe and a small amount of water will find its way into the bilg...

Страница 18: ...ust tube placed over the intake for combustion air Fig 25 This makes the condition for even burning more certain A wind blowing against the ex haust opening gives the same pressure at intake and exhau...

Страница 19: ...hours the heater can be run a couple of nights before the battery needs recharging Care must be taken that the heater exhaust fumes do not damage fenders or cause annoyance to nearby boats Special in...

Страница 20: ...c Use the proper plug in this connection as the wrong one can cause a short circuit The horn windscreen wiper electrical outlet navigation lights and other lights are protected with 8 amp fuses Bosch...

Страница 21: ...temp White Topplantcrna gh Akterlantcrna Yellow Stern light Blue Rod Babordlantcrnc Rcd Port light St bordlanterna Uttay for extra ut rustning Brun Brown Aktcrruf f Aft cabin Blue Doghouse Grey Gron G...

Страница 22: ...Startmotor Starter motor c Vindr tork Windscr wiper Stern light Blur Rod Red bordlanterna Blue Port light Styrbordlanterna Starboard light Blue Akterruf f Aft cabin Dog house Brun Brown Blue Grey El u...

Страница 23: ...t store the cover while it is damp as mildew can form and damage the material The cover canvas should be brushed ocassionally Salt dirt etc can be brushed off and washed away with clean water Detergen...

Страница 24: ...etc Safety and emergency equipment One fire extinguisher or better two with a sufficiept capacity Life jackets fur each person aboard Life bouy can be fitted on the aft cabin with strops a self starti...

Страница 25: ...move dirt in the damage area Roughen up the surface in the damaged area with an abra sive paper Remove the dust thoroughly and check carefully that the damage is free from moisture Mixing and applicat...

Страница 26: ...essary to sand down or prime A good washdown is sufficient If another bottom paint is to be used it is necessary to sand the bottom and then use a primer To paint the bottom you need app 1 5 liters 1...

Страница 27: ...iving at the quay and taken in as the mooring is left Never have the fenders out when underway Lines Suitable material for mooring lines and anchor lines are polyester Terylene Dacron polyamid Nylon P...

Страница 28: ...needle wipping Figure of eight knot used to stop the ends of sheets to run through blocks Sheet bend used to join Double sheet bend holds better than single bend two lines Bowline formaking an eye Clo...

Страница 29: ...nd turn and two half hitches Fishermans bend with a half hitch Spring Eyesplice around thimble 3 fenders each side Mooring post A round turn and two half hitch Plastic tube against chafe at fairleads...

Страница 30: ...ke the boat into a real motorsailor that is a boat which is as good a sailboat as a motorboat The boat remains a motor boat with sails This is because the keel area is too small to stop drift when sai...

Страница 31: ...som har provats ut och som kan kopas extra till ning for ALBlN 25 de Luxe och motiven har varit att fa stott ALBIN 25 de Luxe gor inte baten till en riktig motorseglare ning av segel vid sjogang att k...

Страница 32: ...e pres sure Bore 6 holes according to the drawing diametre 3 4 l through the outer layer of the deck Remove the Divinycell core material in and around the holes and fill with a two part polyester putt...

Страница 33: ...y and shrouds The mast is raised by hand and the backstay is attached Tighten the rigging and lock the rigging screws The lower shrouds should be tightened lightly but the others should be tightened f...

Страница 34: ...osely around the luff A sail must of course be dry before being bagged It is easiest to detect the presence of moisture by feeling the tack Dirt and mildew may not damage a sail but they look unsightl...

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