BRRRRR – and that’s all I’m going say about that! The window job was completed yesterday afternoon and although I haven’t had time to go out and capture that, I do have a photo of the window area prepared for spraying.
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The big push yesterday however was a fuel tank inspection on a Grand Banks 46 which is under contract. First we had to remove the fuel from tank which we will process when putting back in the boat.
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The top and sides of the tank looked as perfect as could be expected on a boat of this vintage and maybe even better than most. We did find a bit of rust beneath the tank.
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This was only minor surface rust and no rust was detected inside the tank – just the sludge one would expect after years of use. These can be totally cleaned now that they are empty and we have access.
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On a different note, I’d hate to be the guy who owns this boat and shows up this weekend! I think a little canvas cleaning will be in order.
Anything Can Happen Friday
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If you have a dollar burning a whole in your pocket, maybe you can learn to do something clever with it
here. Also on the same site you can find some
extreme pumpkins – JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWEEN. And if you are really into Halloween, you may want to check out these outlandish costumes.