Updated Cockpit

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Danny Woodrow March 18, 2021 at 9:41 pm

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Red Anchor has done all of the electrical on both my boats and I couldn’t be happier. Excellent service and excellent quality. I only trust them to work on my boats now. If you want excellent work and after sale support then these are your guys. You’d be lucky to have them work on your boat(s).

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Boat maintenance, as a whole, is actually quite similar to automobile maintenance. There are a few very basic items that require constant maintenance which the owner normally takes care of, and a few items that require maintenance at regular intervals which some owners deal with but most people leave to the professionals. Any basic boat maintenance checklist would include the following items:

- Engine (s)
- The boat’s hull (bottom) and topsides
- Electrical systems
- Plumbing and HVAC systems (large boats)
- Moving parts (hinges, tracks, and zippers)
- Canvass and upholstery
The most basic maintenance tasks are simply keeping things clean and, where appropriate, well-lubricated. This has a huge impact on a boat. The fiberglass gel coat, for example, will oxidize and turn chalky if you don’t wash and wax it regularly. So a basic boat hull maintenance chore with any fiberglass boat is washing and waxing. Dirt that sits on canvass and upholstery allows mold and mildew to attach and grow, so again, regular cleanings are very important. And having a dirty bilge means you may not spot leaking fuel or fluids, and can lead to boat maintenance clogged bilge pumps.