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I've completed my Down East Circle route cruise and for the first time
since I've owned BlueJacket, I need to really winterize her. I'm quite good at preparing her for summering over in tropical climates, but this cold stuff...Burrr! For all intents and purposes, I've completed the winterization, but I have a couple of lingering questions: 1) According to the boat yard, they disconnect the cold/in and hot/out lines to the hot water heater and hook them together. Then they simply drain the hot water tank. I did this, but I can never get all of the water out. That makes me concerned, so I fed some anti-freeze into the tank which will get diluted with the remaining water. Is this OK and/or how do others winterize their hot water heater? 2) The life raft has water in it. Is there any reason to be concerned over this? I could just bring it home and store it in the basement. -- Geoff www.GeoffSchultz.org |
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