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Remove propeller assembly, and store in safe place.
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If your boat is equipped with an optional heater or hot-water shower, remove
both hoses and blow through hose to remove excess water.
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Cover the boat with cover, tarp or, if available, shrink-wrap tarp. Also, due to the
excess weight that can occur from rain and snow for boats that are stored
outside, it is suggested that you make a support of 2 inch PVC piping that can be
mounted under the covering material. The rounded PVC piping will ensure the
cover does not tear and will eliminate pooling water inside boat.
Winterization Re-Commission
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Remove boat cover or shrink-wrap from boat.
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Remove Duct tape from exhaust flaps.
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Charge and install battery in boat. Follow all safety precautions associated with
changing batteries.
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De-winterize engine using engine manufacturer’s specifications.
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Check propeller shaft alignment. Tighten coupling hardware.
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Check engine compartment for nesting animals. Clean as needed.
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Reinstall seat cushions from storage.
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Check entire engine for signs of cracks caused by freeze damage. Check all hose
clamps for tightness. Install bilge drain plugs: transom, T-handle plug and ski
locker drain plug.
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Reinstall propeller assembly.
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If not performed during winterization, perform annual maintenance at this time.
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If boat is equipped with optional fresh-water cooling, and was drained at
winterization, fill at this time.
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Turn key on and off 2-3 times to allow fuel to return to engine, then start engine.
When engine starts, watch gauges closely, and watch for abnormal readings.
Summary of Contents for Boat 2014
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