It's that time

Started by Oldfart9999, November 22, 2017, 07:09:26 AM

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Oldfart9999

It's that time of the year when us folks in the great frozen north winterize our boats, just a couple quick tips. Remove the batteries from and remotes and scales you have, nothing worse than finding a mess corrosion under the battery housing. The best way to tie down tarps on a boat left outside is use milk jugs 3/4 full of water tied to the eyelets of the tarps and leave them off the ground. Most rope stretches, the jugs automatically take care of this using gravity, it works.
Rodney   
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SteveTX

Great tip on the milk jugs. That would work for anything covered with a tarp pretty much. I have a stack of used lumber I need to cover and I dreaded having to keep constant watch on the tarp coming loose.

Donald Garner

Rodney, Tks for sharing that with us.


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Donald Garner

Belton Texas part of God's Country
Stratos 285 Pro XL Yamaha 150 VMax; Lowrance Hook 7 Electronics; Minn Kota Foretrex Trolling Motor

G3 1548 Alwed Jon boat Yamaha 25hp outboard 

Oldfart9999

Old Fishermen never die, their rods just go limp.

Lipripper

Quote from: Oldfart9999 on November 23, 2017, 12:04:28 PM
That's like "DON'T EAT THE YELLOW SNOW!!!"
Rodney
Got that one too.  ;D

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