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Above Decks:


____Lash spinnaker pole
____Install fenders in required locations
____Install dock lines and double as required
____Secure spare halyards
____Remove Staysail
____Remove Headsail
____Secure steering gear
____Secure remove dorade vents
____Remove all free objects from mast
____Remove all external window covers
____Remove dodger
____Remove bimini
____Remove dinghy cover
____Secure dinghy with extra lines
____Secure bimini frame with extra lines
____Remove mainsail
____Secure boom with triangulation
____Secure all mast lines with extra line around mast or remove
____Secure all halyards to deck or remove
____Secure anchor if not deployed or remove
____Secure preventer line from chafe or remove
____Assure all lockers are closed and locked
____Walk deck for any other removable items

Cockpit:


____Remove anything loose (insure winch handles are secure)
____Place cushions below decks
____Secure wheel cover with extra line
____Assure all lockers are closed and latched

Below Decks:


____Check to insure all hatches and vents are closed
____Lock all lockers and drawers
____Lock down stove and oven gimbal
____Check flashlight function
____Charge batteries
____Fill all water tanks
____Fill diesel tanks if possible
____Clear navigation station of all plotting instruments
____Pump bilge dry, use hand pump to verify capability
____Move heaviest gear to lowest position
____Find and ready hull patch kit
____Find and ready wooden plugs
____Close all sea cocks that are not related to engine, genset, external drains, or bilge
____Test run genset
____Test run engine
Last Updated on Tuesday, 27 May 2008 00:18
 

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