I've cut the hole in the mat to reveal the fuel cock sign, moved the isolator sign, tightened the battery terminal, fitted a new plug and socket to the shore line, and cut and fitted a new gauze in the fuel tank breather. I had to sacrifice the ship's sieve for that one.
I saw the tank breathers they had in the chandlery, and they looked a bit too big and sophisticated for our need, and I didn't ask the price, but I suspect there were too many zeros on the end.
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| This came in handy 😆 |
The only jobs remaining are the battery links and battery clamp.
The other job which was bothering me was the leak in the water tank overflow tube. I've made a temporary
bodge repair with some CT1. Hopefully it'll last until Winter maintenance when we can get a permanent
bodge repair done. TQ will need to come out of the water for that so we might as well get the blacking done at the same time.
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| The whole area needs some rebuilding. The bow thruster battery probably caused some of the rot. |
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| Rotted through! |
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| CT1 applied. Don't worry it's food safe. |
We've move out of the marina today to a lovely peaceful spot.
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| Silence... apart from the birds - bliss. |
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