- Mastfoot/tabernacle - drilled out the lower bolt holes slightly, and gave it a coat of Hammerite
- Electrics - fitted cabin lights [clicky]
- Tidied up the tender seat repair from last year
- Repaired the strut on tender launching trolley and freed up the wheels - and a bigger bit of bodge'ry than the repair to the strut is harder to imagine..
- Painted the inside of tender [clicky]
- Replaced the cockpit hatches (again); poor preparation on my part meant the ones I made a couple of years ago split and de-laminated. Cut, test fitted, epoxied.. rubbed down, washed and one coat of paint..this was the major item in this winters refit, and was not without it's ups and downs! Started here [clicky] and finished here [clicky]
- Binoculars holder (they kept falling off the shelf!) made and fitted
- Tender rubbing strake needs repair/patched
- Rub down and coat of paint on the wash boards
- Rub down and coat of wood preservative on rubbing strakes / cockpit board / outboard pad / hand rails (as needed
- Anti-fouled
- Serviced Life Jackets
- New Windex fitted - time will tell on this one!
Ships log for the yacht "Sparrow" an Ian Anderson designed
'Hurley 20', sail no. 109, launched 16th November 1967.
This is the day to day stuff involved with owning and sailing a
small boat, so nothing earth shattering but there'll also
hopefully be some adventures along the way..
Monday, 1 May 2017
Completed job list - winter layover 2016/17
Purely for reference (mind like a sieve), I completed the following this winter just gone:
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I'm surprised how little i got done! - you've done well! - good to see you still blogging old friend
ReplyDeleteI like lists, it makes me feel good to tick stuff off when the works completed - also at my age helps me remember what needs doing LOL !
ReplyDeleteBi Nocs holder a must - I made one for the back cabin bulkhead and easily accessible from the cockpit.