Project Log: Thursday, June 18, 2015
The heating system had had plenty of time to cool
overnight, so I drained a gallon of water from the
system to make room for antifreeze, which would mix with
the water remaining in the system to create the proper
solution of water and antifreeze. I actually
slightly (and mistakenly) overfilled the coolant tank,
so it might vent a little during its initial rounds of
operation.
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With work in the engine room complete for now, I could
finally close things back up and put back the floor
panels, which had been off the boat for some time.
Meanwhile, I loaded on some of the gear that went with
the boat, preparing for launch in the near future.
Later, I installed a set of roller furling line lead
blocks along the starboard side. These blocks
slipped over the tops of the stanchions, which was easy
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Total Time Today: 1.5 Hours |
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