Headsail installed

Dean and Katie helped us install the headsail and determine that the spinaker halyard pulley was hanging up on the furling sail.

Windex replacement, spinaker halyard replacement, and spreader underside cleaning

Joshua Tactor was raised up the mast to replace the Windex, spinaker halyard, and clean the underside of the spreaders, great job!  Dean and Jamie helped provide safety and I cranked him up.

Head Sails, main sail cover and wheel covers resewn.

The head sail ultraviolet protection was in need of being resewn, the main sail cover zipper was also resewn on, and the wheel cover zipper needed to be replaced.  Roberta pulled out her Sailright sewing machine performing all of the above and then some, thanks Roberta!

Scupper Hose replacement

 

 

 

Scupper Hose replacement.  They were such stiff hoses in the short distances of 9 1/4" and 14 1/4".  Also secured the bilge pump hose to the bulkhead.

Strainers-Bilge Cleanup

 

 

Strainer Oyster

Now evicted oyster, he had already expired and long since past.

 

 

 

The bilge water was too high for me so I am moving the float switch to a lower portion of the bilge.  All sea creatures were evicted from the strainer system, now we have our home to ourselves.