cgpsu309

I hear ya...at least the snow is melting...that's a start...

donmach1

Meant some warmer WEATHER not winter, guess I was tying to fast and had to may miller lites LOL!

donmach1

I need to find my own place to keep the boat heated indoors so I can work on it whenever I want.

1989mach1

It looks good sitting next to the garage don't it.....

1989mach1

Hey doses any one know if the people with the boat garages behind there condos leave there boats in there on the slings all winter? I mean could u just winterize the boat on the slings and let it hang there?

J-Bonz

Good question. I had this discussion with a realtor not to long ago. We were discussing the ones in the harbor. In short we both agreed it was not a good idea due to all the humidity. He had a customer replace his upholstery after leaving it un attended for the whole off season. I also know a guy that had a water line freeze and break in his boat house. That water line filled the boat up with water. The water drained into the bilge and froze. I believe the lift did break causing the stern to come down on the ice. This all happened when he was in Florida.... So, I don't think I could lock the door in fall and and leave til spring. To much risk...
Jr.

bigboat28

Dont work for me lol, you guys have fun and drink a few for those of us that have to work.

bigboat28

Out Bar Harbor which is in East Harbor there is a row of enclosed boat houses and covered boat docks, there are boats in the enclosed ones all winter ans a few in the open ones. When i was growing up there used to be a lot out there in the winter but there are fewer now.

Full Force

Fred normally leaves the Nor Tech in his boat house all year, no issues... but I can see risks.....

frickstyle

Why stop there? Let's do a bowling night across the street @ Buckeye Lanes.