Yachting Monthly

THE 12-POINT SPRING CHECKLIST

Now the days are getting longer and the weather warmer, it is clear, a new season is just round the corner. Don’t be tempted, however, to scrimp on a sensible set of checks for your boat before you sail off. This month, we’re looking at reliability – visit: www.yachtingmonthly.com/maintenance for a full set of checklists.

If you’ve had time over the winter, hopefully you will have tackled a number of jobs to get ready for the new season, most of which are relatively simple and straightforward, though some will have needed a little more planning, time, and possibly professional assistance.

Tackling what is under the water has to be a priority as it can’t be done once you’re back in. Anodes should

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