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| − | = | + | == Inspections (items probably outside MIT knowledge base)== |
| − | = MIT | + | * Assess corrosion on chainplates, particularly where it is heaviest near the stainless steel diagonal supports |
| + | * Deck joints around chainplates | ||
| + | * Cutlass bearings | ||
| − | + | == Maintenance/Renewals == | |
| − | * | + | * Varnish mast |
| + | * Varnish bowsprit | ||
| + | * Varnish cockpit coamings | ||
| + | * Clean propeller | ||
| + | * Winterize engine, freshwater system, and blackwater | ||
| + | * Change fuel filters and impeller | ||
| − | + | == Repairs == | |
| − | * | + | * Cabin hatch top |
| − | * | + | * Shave edges from weatherboards to alleviate sticking and jamming |
| − | * | + | * Repair porthole screens; clean gaskets and threads around portholes |
| − | * | + | * Fill holes on lazarette and bow hatch strut attachment and re-install |
| − | * | + | * Shorten reefing hook |
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| − | = | + | == Gear Replacements == |
| + | * New main sheet (three-strand works well - 90', 9/16" three-strand: New England Ropes Spun Classic or equivalent [https://www.neropes.com/products/traditional-rigging/product/detail/spun-classic/]) | ||
| + | * New jib sheets (60', 9/16 polyester double braid) | ||
| + | * New topping lift | ||
| + | * New mast boot | ||
| − | + | == New Work == | |
| − | + | * Install hardwired CO detector | |
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| − | = | + | = Budget for Next Year = |
| + | * Replace last two inflatable PFDs (2024 will be their 10th season) | ||
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| − | = | + | == Completed Tasks == |
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| − | + | = From 2023 Season = | |
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| + | All tasks unfinished at the end of the 2023 sailing season are [[Task_List_2022-23|here]] for reference. Please copy anything still relevant back to this page. | ||
Revision as of 20:16, 17 October 2023
If a task needs additional explanation, please make a page for that task and post updates. When a task is completed, move it to the 'Completed Tasks' section, and include the date it was completed.
Please use the discussion page to discuss the prioritization and content of any of these tasks.
Contents
2023-2024 offseason work
Note: Most items on this list are based on post-haul out observations, which are listed on the discussion page.
Inspections (items probably outside MIT knowledge base)
- Assess corrosion on chainplates, particularly where it is heaviest near the stainless steel diagonal supports
- Deck joints around chainplates
- Cutlass bearings
Maintenance/Renewals
- Varnish mast
- Varnish bowsprit
- Varnish cockpit coamings
- Clean propeller
- Winterize engine, freshwater system, and blackwater
- Change fuel filters and impeller
Repairs
- Cabin hatch top
- Shave edges from weatherboards to alleviate sticking and jamming
- Repair porthole screens; clean gaskets and threads around portholes
- Fill holes on lazarette and bow hatch strut attachment and re-install
- Shorten reefing hook
Gear Replacements
- New main sheet (three-strand works well - 90', 9/16" three-strand: New England Ropes Spun Classic or equivalent [1])
- New jib sheets (60', 9/16 polyester double braid)
- New topping lift
- New mast boot
New Work
- Install hardwired CO detector
Budget for Next Year
- Replace last two inflatable PFDs (2024 will be their 10th season)
Completed Tasks
From 2023 Season
All tasks unfinished at the end of the 2023 sailing season are here for reference. Please copy anything still relevant back to this page.
