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[ ALARM CONTINUES BLARING ]
Narrator: ABOARD THE WIZARD...
HEY, WE'RE GETTING A BUNCH OF SMOKE IN THE ENGINE ROOM.
CAN YOU GET DOWN THERE REAL QUICK?
-[BLEEP]. -GO, GO!
GOSH DARN IT.
WE DO NOT NEED THIS.
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-ON IT! -SMELLING BURNING RUBBER?
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[ SWITCH CLICKING ]
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WE GOT TO GET THIS GEAR OUT,
AND THE LAST THING WE NEED IS PROBLEMS LIKE THIS.
Keith: BASICALLY, THE AIR CLUTCH IS LIKE BRAKE PADS.
AND IF WE DON'T MAINTAIN
A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF AIR PRESSURE,
THOSE BRAKE PADS WILL PRETTY MUCH STAY SEMI-ENGAGED.
AND AS THAT DRUM'S STILL SPINNING,
IT'LL JUST BURN THOSE PADS RIGHT UP.
Narrator: ON THE WIZARD, AN AIR BLADDER CLUTCH INFLATES,
MAKING A CONNECTION BETWEEN THE GENERATOR
AND THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM.
WHEN AIR PRESSURE IS LOST,
THE CLUTCH SPINS IN THE GENERATOR'S DRUM,
CREATING FRICTION AND SMOKE INSTEAD.
NO HYDRAULICS MEANS NO POT LAUNCHER,
NO CRANE TO HAUL OR DROP POTS,
AND NO CRAB PUMPS TO KEEP THE CATCH ALIVE.
DAMN IT.
[ SPITS ]
BOY, WE ARE JUST SNAKE-BIT, MAN.
ME, I'M GETTING A LITTLE WORN OUT ON BREAKDOWNS,
AND PATCHING BOATS, AND BOATS TAKING ON WATER, AND...
[ SIGHS ] FAMILY ISSUES.
Roger: WE'RE GONNA BE DOWN THERE WRENCHING AS FAST AS WE CAN,
GETTING THIS OUT AND BACK TOGETHER.
THE WEATHER DOESN'T MAKE ANYTHING EASIER ON A BOAT,
ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU'RE DEALING WITH PROJECTS
WORKING ON ENGINES LIKE THIS.
Narrator: WITH ARCTIC STORM ELSA IMMINENT
AND 50 POTS STILL IN THE WATER,
KEITH'S PLAN TO STACK AND MOVE TO BETTER GROUNDS
NOW RESTS IN THE HANDS OF HIS ENGINEERS.
Keith: IT INVOLVES PULLING PIPES OFF, AND MOTORS OFF,
PULLING THE OLD BLADDER OUT, INSERTING THE NEW ONE.
IT'S A BIG PROJECT.
I MEAN, WE NEED TO GET OUT OF HERE AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE
WHILE WE HAVE SOME DECENT WEATHER TO TRAVEL IN.