Well, Three's A Charm is in the slings. Bottom will be cleaned and touched up with zincs replaced. Props are off and being cleaned, balanced and tuned, need about 150 more RPM's. Hull will be waxed today. With block and bilge heaters installed, I don't winterize but do disconnect and drain the flybridge sink and icemaker along with the transome shower. Engines, trans and genset were serviced last week.
It's good to see some activity at the marina and I know if I don't get in front of the line so to speak, mine won't be done until all the land and inside stored boats are in the water for the season which sometimes takes till June.
I'll be out this weekend (if all goes well) to survey my end of the bay.
Now, let's concentrate on warmer weather no more snow and getting the bouys in place (right Rob). If you look under my boat in the slings, you'll see a bouy drifting by. I think they found a new way to launch them to get them in early this year. They put them in one at a time and let them drift into place. I guess they call them, "smart bouys". LOL
It's good to see some activity at the marina and I know if I don't get in front of the line so to speak, mine won't be done until all the land and inside stored boats are in the water for the season which sometimes takes till June.
I'll be out this weekend (if all goes well) to survey my end of the bay.
Now, let's concentrate on warmer weather no more snow and getting the bouys in place (right Rob). If you look under my boat in the slings, you'll see a bouy drifting by. I think they found a new way to launch them to get them in early this year. They put them in one at a time and let them drift into place. I guess they call them, "smart bouys". LOL
