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Home Forums Search Trailer Sailor Roster Chandlery Events Classifieds Resources About TSBB SBO Sites	Instructions/FAQ | Rules & Etiquette | Edit Profile | Forum Login View Thread | Post Response | Return to Index | Read Prev Msg | Read Next Msg | Winterizing Posted By: Chris J, P19 "Rocky" SLO CA Date: 11/9/08 6:44p.m. Report: outside forum guidelines In Response To: winter and fiberglass (Jason) A little water in the corners of the cockpit probably won't matter, but don't allow any to stand in the cockpit drain. If it freezes there it will crack the hose. Generally, you want to avoid any standing water if you can, but the only real trouble will occur if the freezing water can work against a confined area.

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winter and fiberglass -- Jason -- 11/9/08 4:46p.m.

 Winterizing   -- Chris J, P19 "Rocky" SLO CA -- 11/9/08 6:44p.m.

cockpit drain -- Eric, P-19, #1221 Austin, TX -- 11/9/08 8:34p.m.

Cockpit drain winterizing -- Tom Casper P19 1330 -- 11/10/08 7:36a.m.

Antifreeze -- Marvin Toler P19 #1085 MI -- 11/10/08 10:21a.m.

Supposing cockpit drains really drained, imagination..as opposed to invagination -- Westcoaster, HMS 18, Jaunty -- 11/10/08 11:08a.m.

The problem is two fold I belive. -- Alan Russell, Tallahasse, Potter 19 - Joy -- 11/10/08 11:40a.m.

ice damage -- David Lee -- 11/10/08 9:43a.m.

Wow! I love a new word. "Invagination" Thanks. -- Westcoaster, HMS 18, Jaunty -- 11/10/08 11:06a.m.

Ha! -- David Lee -- 11/10/08 1:53p.m.

thanks -- Jason -- 11/11/08 6:03p.m.

My Potter has had a lot of ice in the cockpit -- Mike (Potter 14 MKII "Courageous") -- 11/11/08 7:00a.m.