But they didn’t just order an engine off the shelf. It was those KTA19 engines that the brothers decided to replace with modern electronically-controlled Tier 2 certified QSK19-M engines. After that pair ran for 48,000 hours we again repowered with a pair Cummins ReCon engines,” Andy explained. We replaced those original engines with a second set of Cummins KTA19 engines. “My dad always used Cummins engines in his boats and so the Time Bandit was built with a set of Cummins. Their father had the boat built in 1991 at Giddings in Charleston Oregon and leased it to his sons with the option to purchase. In the fall of 2012 the three Hillstrand brothers and boat owners, Andy, Jonathan and younger brother Neal, carried out a repower on the Time Bandit.
What more do you need to say? If you haven't been 'Harris-ed,' you've probably been 'Hill-stranded.Jonathan Hillstrand adds a part to the new QSK19 while brothers Neal, Scott and Andy look on.Īll of this intense activity is dependent on a set of Cummins engines turning out their reliable power below decks. Johnathan Hillstrand, who along with brother and co-captain Andy Hillstrand loves taking the piss out of their pals, "is like my brother/second dysfunctional father," Josh added. Josh credited Sig Hansen for giving Jake a place aboard the Northwestern after their dad died, and for "trying to get him to pull his head out of his keister, which is a tough job sometimes," while Josh Anderson-his neighbor at sea and down the road from him on land-"is like family to me, he's a really good guy." But I foresee him most likely coming back to the boat in the near future." So it's a huge deal for me, and then for him too, obviously. So, we've got our fingers crossed and he's doing really well and excelling in all of his classes and stuff. If he continues this upward track and with the treatment and stuff, he might have himself a spot on the Cornelia Marie again. "He's got a good attitude and he's definitely doing things that I thought I would never see in a lifetime. "He had to go away for some of the crimes he committed there for a little bit and, going on five months now.He had one hiccup in five months and it was a very small hiccup, so no… he's doing really good," Josh continued. Those pure simple moments of a man on his death bed telling his son he was sorry he wasn't a great dad and his son telling him he was the greatest dad in the world." When you are in those moments, everything slows down. I pulled away, there was no music, no sound effects. It was the rawest, barest form of filmmaking we have ever done. That's how we find out how our fathers have died or passed away."īeers continued, "The whole idea was to make it totally accessible to everyone who experienced a family member's passing. Of course I had the shots of someone yelling 'clear' and getting the paddles out, but why would I show that? The whole point of it was to show that point-of-view of a family member at home who would get the call. "We obviously weren't going to show anything that was distasteful," executive producer Thom Beers told Entertainment Weekly after the showing of the episode in which Harris died. "We were treading on really thin ice.
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