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Newbie: No winterizing for heated storage?

On 16 Sep 2003 01:33:40 GMT, (Sparkslaw) wrote:

We're 1st-time boaters and owners of an older (pre-80) 33-foot Carver we've
decided to restore. We've opted for heated storage since there's a lot of work
we want to get done (wood restoration, etc.) during the winter.

Question (1st of many in the following days): Besides fogging the engines, is
there any "winterizing" we need to have done? We're assuming that the usual
laundry list of winterizing tasks will be unnecessary in the heated
environment.
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How reliable is the heat, and what do others do?

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