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I am looking at buying an older Ski Nautique inboard boat that was
used in fresh water. I was wondering if since I am going to be using it in salt water if there is anything that I have to do to the boat before I use it in salt water? I will be trailering it and flushing it after every use. Thanks |
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My advice would be to make sure to have a galvanized trailer. Salt will make
minced meat of a painted steel trailer in no time. Other than that, make sure the anodes are in good shape, and flush/wash it down good after every outing. Have fun with it! --Mike "JamesE" wrote in message oups.com... I am looking at buying an older Ski Nautique inboard boat that was used in fresh water. I was wondering if since I am going to be using it in salt water if there is anything that I have to do to the boat before I use it in salt water? I will be trailering it and flushing it after every use. Thanks |
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