Shop
Check Insurance
Laundry
Talk to yards/marina
Spray Key switch with WD40
Change engine oil
Find Impeller Vane (one missing piece still in cooling system)
Change out coolant (50/50)
Remove Tri-color
Remove Blocks
Add extra biocide?
Clean off anchor chain/locker
Get rid of some books
Slack rigging
Wash down running rigging
Pull Halyards
Remove Mainsheet
Remove Running Backs
Remove Sails
Clean Sails
Remove Windvane
Cover Boomgallows
Wash down boat
Remove solar panel
Cover winches
Clean Pesky
Top-up battery fluids
Clean/oil fishing rod/reel
Lash down anchors
Empty water tanks
Sort out air circulation
Go through for disposables
Grease Turnbuckles
Clean all clothes, large bags
Spices low in boat
Lube Galley Pumps
Dispose of Perishables
Oil Tools
Pack spares for preservation
Inventory Spares
Disconnect antenna leads
CD/DVD's low in boat
Check temp sensitive medicines
Remove spray paint/propane accelerants
Wipe lockers with vinegar/bleach
Clean entire interior (all lockers)
Alum foil in hatches/portholes (using car windshield reflector material)
Inventory Medical Supplies
Remove dry cell batteries
Go through purchase list and take measurements
Haul Out (Wed. 20th AM)
Plug all gaps (companionway)
Lock cockpit lockers
Foil on engine instruments
Foil the compass/instruments
Take off tiller-head fitting
Freshwater flush of engine
Antifreeze flush engine
Air-out fridge
Liferaft stored below(?)
Mineral oil in manual gusher
Prep Bottom (letting it dry this summer)
Close all thru-hulls (except cockpit drains)
Steelwool/Nylon Pads Thru hulls/vents
Inspect Rudder
Tape cover all thru hulls
Open all lockers
Rinse/empty holding tank
Vaseline/S.G. portholes/hatches
Oil in head
Stack cushions
Cockroach Poison on interior surfaces
Remove electronics, put in oven
Check/Grease all Deck Fill O-Rings
Flares?
Towel around mast step
Sunday, May 17, 2009 |
Author: Jacob
Here's our current list of To-Do's to prep Pisces for dry storage. It's in a rough order, but we've been skipping around a bit.
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2 comments:
J & J
Before buttoning up the boat I suggest strategically placing moth balls, onion powder, basil, mint tea, and lemon rind in bilges, compartments and pigeon holes. This should prevent pest intrusion such as rat, mice, moth, flea, squirrel, bird, termites, and ants. Keep a few pet spiders but no widows or rex type.
Greg
a couple of Wolf Spiders should keep the interior bug population in check ;-)