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Why so few boating related posts?
On 10/29/10 7:42 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In , says... I know the season is ending. What do you do with your boat(s) over the winter if you are not in the southern climes? I store my old classic in a shed. My newer boat spends the winter on the hard in a nearby boatyard, in a cradle the previous owner had built for her. The cradle has an A-frame that can be erected to support a couple of tarps. The old boat has a simple inboard marine engine that's easy enough to service. The newer boat has a pair of diesels that i have an outside contractor service. I take the batteries home. How do you store the batteries in the winter, do you manage them during the time off? I clean the batteries when I get them home, put a bit of grease on the lugs, charge them up slowly, and then charge them up once a month to keep them fully charged. |
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