Wear on the hose as seen from the emptied cockpit locker
Rusted clamp as seen with a phone camera in the cockpit locker.
These hoses lead to the outside of the boat and underwater as we sail. I don't think we've ever inspected them.
While the boat is out of the water Whiticar
Boat Yard inspected the scupper hoses and thru hulls on the transom. They
inspected the other thru hulls for the bilge pumps too. On some Island Packets, the
plastic thru hulls get aged and cracked. Some have also had problems with
aging/cracked scupper hoses. If it’s a problem, it’s easier to fix
while she is hauled out. This is an area
that is below sea level as we sail.
We’ll have the rusted clamp replaced with stainless and hoses that are
worn replaced as well.
I don't think we have a problem, but it would be good if they can check and let us know what they find. To check the inside, Whiticar will empty the cockpit lockers – not fun. Of course we will restock the lockers with all the stuff.
Heading
back to FL on Saturday and cannot wait to see how the varnish on the floors came out.
For Mazu fans. Mazu decided to climb into granddaughter's car seat since it was empty after we dropped Isabelle at daycare. Pretty comfortable. Newborn Grandson, Oliver was on the other side of the car.
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