Winterization and Storage
Cruiser
11-3
RECOMMISSIONING
AFTER STORAGE
• Remove blocks from under the trailer frame.
• Tighten tie-downs and the trailer winch line.
• Check tire pressure and lug nut tightness on the
trailer.
• Inspect the hull for damage.
• Charge and install all batteries.
• Check the bilge blower vents for obstructions
and blower operation.
• Check the bilge pump and float switch for
proper operation.
• Inspect all battery and electrical wiring for loose
connections and/or damage.
• Check the fuel system for leaks or damage.
• Check the engine and bilge for signs of nesting
animals; clean as necessary.
• Check the entire engine for cracks and leaks
caused by freeze damage.
• Check the condition of all hoses and clamps for
tightness.
• Clean the bilge area and install the boat bilge
drain plug.
• Lubricate all seacocks and check for proper
operation.
• Install all drain plugs in strainers and seacocks.
• Close all drains and valves that were opened
during winterization.
• Open all faucets and fill freshwater holding tank
with about 20 gallons of water. Turn freshwater
pump on to allow water to flow through all
faucets before closing them. Thoroughly flush
all lines and appliances with fresh water.
• Fill the freshwater tank.
• Perform any annual maintenance not performed
during winterization. See the
Engine Operator’s
Manual
and all equipment manufacturer’s
information for periodic and annual
maintenance procedures.
• Check the engine’s cooling water intake areas
and screens for obstructions.
• If the engine uses a self-contained freshwater
cooling system (stern drive only) and was
drained for storage, fill the system with fresh
coolant solution. Check the
Engine Operator’s
Manual
for specific procedures.
• Check all engine and generator exhaust
connections for exhaust leakage or damage.
• Check and lubricate the steering system.
• Check all navigational lights.
• Check all controls, gauges, boat systems,
accessories and related equipment for proper
operation.
• Check all fire extinguishers for charge level.
• Inspect all safety equipment for condition and
operation as applicable.
• When possible, briefly start and run the
engine(s) using proper water supply equipment
to check that the engine does start and there
are no major operational problems.
NOTICE: If
fogging oil was used during winterization, the
engine will emit excessive white smoke upon
initial start-up. This condition is normal and will
diminish once the fogging oil has been cleared
through the engine.
• Once your boat is in the water, start the engine.
• Start the engine(s) and watch the gauge
readings closely, checking for leaks and
abnormal noises.
• Keep speeds low for the first 15 minutes until
the engine has reached normal operating
temperature.
• See the
Engine Operator’s Manual
and all
equipment manufacturer’s information for
additional recommendations.
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