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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. Thanks, Jim |
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