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My 25 footer sits in the Columbia River at my friend's boathouse, with a
significant current under it. This winter, I haven't been concerned about winterizing it, since it has fresh water cooling, and even more pertinent, daytime highs have been above freezing. Starting tomorrow, highs will be 28 degrees through Saturday. I have a covered hallogen light that can be easily placed in the bilge, near the water tank. The power source is reliable. Will that do the trick or should I drain the water and apply antifreeze? I'd prefer not. -Greg |
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