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Please use the discussion page to discuss the prioritization and content of any of these tasks.
 
Please use the discussion page to discuss the prioritization and content of any of these tasks.
= MIT Work =
 
  
* Calibrate all instruments following factory procedures (https://pdf.nauticexpo.com/pdf/b-g/quick-guide-to-instrument-calibration/21524-2087.html)
 
* Remove speed sensor and clean
 
* Get Raymarine wireless displays talking to H5000 again
 
* Get AIS displaying on Zues3S
 
* Put radar connector in more waterproof and secure location in lazarette locker
 
* Repair 140 leech
 
* SOP + pictures of jackline setup
 
* Bungees on head hatch - Gavin
 
* Replace latch on dinghy bow hatch (new latch onboard Mashnee)
 
* Hand stitch the 95 Jib luff again?
 
* Scrub bilges around engine with Dawn or Joy to remove fuel leak residue
 
* Grease companionway tracks
 
* Improving reefing setup at tack
 
* Come up with better organization for fenders, docklines
 
  
= Off-Season Work =  
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=2023-2024 offseason work =  
  
* Mounting for compass? New compass?
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Note: Most items on this list are based on post-haul out observations, which are listed on the discussion page.
* Working jib - bolt rope on the luff frayed near the head - fix
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* Stitch zipper stops for all sail bags
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* Cunningham purchase system to easily be soft shackled on when needed - carabiner?
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* Longer jib furling line to let us lead it aft? Soft shackle fairlead?
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* Ring-dings for turnbuckles
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* Replace eye for lee cloth on port berth
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* Repair screen on the starboard and port portholes
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* Better reefing hook
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* Replace jib sheets with the same type of line
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* Swap spin halyards so red flecked is the port side
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* Add eyes to mast? Gavin has idea?
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* More permanent repair to companionway screen (+ better place to store)
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* Clean up wood around bilge panels for easier access
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* Get all around white light for dinghy at night?
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= Dion's Work =
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== Inspections (items probably outside MIT knowledge base)==
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* Assess corrosion on chainplates, particularly where it is heaviest near the stainless steel diagonal supports
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* Deck joints around chainplates
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* Mast just under the forestay tang for incipient rot
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* Cutlass bearings
  
*Get 1" half oval from Hamilton for Centerboard Gasket Plates. Two 8' pieces... Cut to fit. Drill and counter sink for 1/4" screws on drill press. Install gasket beneath. Mark edges then, remove and re-cut gasket with hot knife. Then finally install...
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== Maintenance/Renewals ==
* Replace topping lift dyneema line
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* Varnish mast
* We need a new (3rd) cowl vent, one went missing at the start of the season.
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* Varnish bowsprit
* to confirm: The forward hatch teeth (the part attached to the hull that the latch goes in) needs to be re-attached. Thru bolted in bronze pls
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* Varnish cockpit coamings
* Polish fuel tank- Boat should arrive with less than 1/3 tank
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* Clean propeller
* Replace or repair two bent stanchions
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* Winterize engine, freshwater system, and blackwater
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* Change fuel filters and impeller
  
= North Work =
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== Repairs ==
* We need a new canvas boot for the mast-deck connection.
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* Cabin hatch top
* Two little covers for furler line port.
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* Shave edges from weatherboards to alleviate sticking and jamming
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* Repair porthole screens; clean gaskets and threads around portholes
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* Fill holes on lazarette and bow hatch strut attachment and re-install
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* Shorten reefing hook
  
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* Sail repairs: tears in 140 and 95 jibs; mainsail
  
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== Gear Replacements ==
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* New main sheet (three-strand works well - 90', 9/16" three-strand: New England Ropes Spun Classic or equivalent [https://www.neropes.com/products/traditional-rigging/product/detail/spun-classic/])
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* New jib sheets (60', 9/16 polyester double braid)
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* New topping lift
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* New mast boot
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== New Work ==
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* SOP + pictures of jackline setup
  
 
= Budget for Next Year =
 
= Budget for Next Year =
* New jib sheets (60', 9/16 polyester double braid)
 
* New main sheet (three-strand works well - 90', 9/16" three-strand)
 
 
* Replace last two inflatable PFDs (2024 will be their 10th season)
 
* Replace last two inflatable PFDs (2024 will be their 10th season)
* Fill holes on lazarette and bow hatch strut attachment and re-install
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== Completed Tasks ==
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= From 2023 Season =
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All tasks unfinished at the end of the 2023 sailing season are [[Task_List_2022-23|here]] for reference.  Please copy anything still relevant back to this page.

Latest revision as of 17:05, 24 February 2024

If a task needs additional explanation, please make a page for that task and post updates. When a task is completed, move it to the 'Completed Tasks' section, and include the date it was completed.

Please use the discussion page to discuss the prioritization and content of any of these tasks.


2023-2024 offseason work

Note: Most items on this list are based on post-haul out observations, which are listed on the discussion page.

Inspections (items probably outside MIT knowledge base)

  • Assess corrosion on chainplates, particularly where it is heaviest near the stainless steel diagonal supports
  • Deck joints around chainplates
  • Mast just under the forestay tang for incipient rot
  • Cutlass bearings

Maintenance/Renewals

  • Varnish mast
  • Varnish bowsprit
  • Varnish cockpit coamings
  • Clean propeller
  • Winterize engine, freshwater system, and blackwater
  • Change fuel filters and impeller

Repairs

  • Cabin hatch top
  • Shave edges from weatherboards to alleviate sticking and jamming
  • Repair porthole screens; clean gaskets and threads around portholes
  • Fill holes on lazarette and bow hatch strut attachment and re-install
  • Shorten reefing hook
  • Sail repairs: tears in 140 and 95 jibs; mainsail

Gear Replacements

  • New main sheet (three-strand works well - 90', 9/16" three-strand: New England Ropes Spun Classic or equivalent [1])
  • New jib sheets (60', 9/16 polyester double braid)
  • New topping lift
  • New mast boot

New Work

  • SOP + pictures of jackline setup

Budget for Next Year

  • Replace last two inflatable PFDs (2024 will be their 10th season)


Completed Tasks

From 2023 Season

All tasks unfinished at the end of the 2023 sailing season are here for reference. Please copy anything still relevant back to this page.