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== 2023-2024 offseason work ==
 
== 2023-2024 offseason work ==
  
Note: Most items on this list are based on post-haul out observations, which are listed on the discussion page.
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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) =
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== Inspections (items probably outside MIT knowledge base) ==
 
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*Assess corrosion on chainplates, particularly where it is heaviest near the stainless steel diagonal supports
 
*Assess corrosion on chainplates, particularly where it is heaviest near the stainless steel diagonal supports
 
*Deck joints around chainplates
 
*Deck joints around chainplates
Mast just under the forestay tang for incipient rot
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*Mast just under the forestay tang for incipient rot
Cutlass bearings
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*Cutlass bearings
Maintenance/Renewals
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==Maintenance/Renewals==
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*Varnish mast
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*Varnish bowsprit
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*Varnish cockpit coamings
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*Clean propeller
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*Winterize engine, freshwater system, and blackwater
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*Change fuel filters and impeller
  
Varnish mast
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==Repairs==
Varnish bowsprit
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*Cabin hatch top
Varnish cockpit coamings
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*Shave edges from weatherboards to alleviate sticking and jamming
Clean propeller
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*Repair porthole screens; clean gaskets and threads around portholes
Winterize engine, freshwater system, and blackwater
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*Fill holes on lazarette and bow hatch strut attachment and re-install
Change fuel filters and impeller
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*Shorten reefing hook
Repairs
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*Sail repairs: tears in 140 and 95 jibs; mainsail
  
Cabin hatch top
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==Gear Replacements==
Shave edges from weatherboards to alleviate sticking and jamming
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*New main sheet (three-strand works well - 90', 9/16" three-strand: New England Ropes Spun Classic or equivalent [1])
Repair porthole screens; clean gaskets and threads around portholes
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*New jib sheets (60', 9/16 polyester double braid)
Fill holes on lazarette and bow hatch strut attachment and re-install
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*New topping lift
Shorten reefing hook
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*New mast boot
Sail repairs: tears in 140 and 95 jibs; mainsail
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Gear Replacements
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New main sheet (three-strand works well - 90', 9/16" three-strand: New England Ropes Spun Classic or equivalent [1])
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==New Work==
New jib sheets (60', 9/16 polyester double braid)
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*SOP + pictures of jackline setup
New topping lift
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New mast boot
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New Work
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SOP + pictures of jackline setup
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==Budget for Next Year==
Budget for Next Year
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Replace last two inflatable PFDs (2024 will be their 10th season)
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*Replace last two inflatable PFDs (2024 will be their 10th season)

Revision as of 20:36, 20 September 2024

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
  • Mast just under the forestay tang for incipient rot
  • 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
  • Sail repairs: tears in 140 and 95 jibs; mainsail

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

  • SOP + pictures of jackline setup

Budget for Next Year

  • Replace last two inflatable PFDs (2024 will be their 10th season)