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Clean and lubricate all deck hardware that contain moveable
parts. Follow manufacturer1s instructions on winches.
Remove all gear such as books , documents, bedding, PFDs,
anything moveable that is subject to rust, corrosion or
mildew.
Remove all food supplies from lockers and ice chest. Wash
out ice chest interior with a weak solution of Glorox.
Prop ice chest lid open.
Winterize the hot and cold water system in accordance with
manufacturerts instructions prior to disconnecting the
batteries.
Stored batteries should be fully charged, and both positive
and negative terminals should be disconnected. The bat-
teries should be stored in a cool, dry place.
Close all manual shut- offs for the propane system.
Winterize the head system in accordance with manufacturer1s
instructions.
Remove all electronic gear that may require servicing
during the winter.
Remove fire extinguishers for weighing , checking, and any
necessary recharging. If an automatic fire extinguisbing
system is installed, return the cylinders to the yacht and
re-install as soon as possible.
If security is likely to be a problem, remove easily stolen
items such as compasses and radio transmitters; store in a
safe place.
If cushions are left aboard, place on edge to encourage
ventilation.
Leave all interior lockers and floorboards open to encour-
age ventilation.
Ensure that cockpit and deck scuppers are open and free.
If the boat is to be covered, ensure that the cover is
installed in such a way as to provide adequate ventilation,
and that the cover is not permitted to chafe against por-
tions of the hull.
If the boat is not to be covered, ensure that mechanisms
such as winches and steering pedestals are provided with
adequate covers.
If the mast is to remain stepped, snub all shrouds and
halyards to minimize noise and wear.
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