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Hi All,
A new question on the topic of beaching your boats. Specifically leaving the boat beached for longer periods, few days to 1-3 weeks. Obviously we're not talking about something huge, but more like a runabout. As an option to trailering a boat, how would one go about properly beaching the boat so it can be easily used in a few days or a few weeks without getting into too many problems. Specifically, I think the issues here are 1. waves splashing into it. 2. rain filling it up 3. sand building around it and making it harder to un-beach How have you guys done this in the past? I suppose the idea to 1. Tie the boat to a good tree 2. Bring it up on the beach as far as you can go 3. Put a tarp on it to keep some rain water out. What about the water that does get into it? Without the bilge working automatically (battery taken out) then there would be a chance of much water collecting into the plywood/fiberglass rear end. Thanks C. |
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