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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/u296434011/domains/sheltersstore.com/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114If you live in a cold climate, when autumn arrives you start thinking about hauling out your boat and storing it in winter.
Before you determine how to store your boat in winter, you should start by winterizing your boat. Start by washing the topsides, bottom and deck and clean all hardware and trim. Then check for blistering in fiberglass boats. Next, flush the cooling system with fresh water to remove salt, dirt and corrosion. You can prepare the fuel system by topping of the fuel tank and changing the fuel filter. You should also clean the engine and change the engine oil.
Now that your boat is winterized, there are three typical ways for storing boats in winter, so let’s take a quick look:
An exceptional idea for backyard storage is to use a portable garage or temporary building shelter from Allweathershelters.com. These easy to install portable garage kits are traditionally used as carports but they are ideal for boat storage, too. They are steel framed with triple layer enhanced polyethylene fabric covers that are designed to hold up under adverse weather conditions, including winter snow, rain and high winds. They are available in a wide variety of sizes at economic prices that compare with the other boat storage for winter methods above.
Allweathershelters.com also offers boat storage covers that feature ratchet tensioning that ensures a tight cover that provide instant all weather protection. They can be easily installed for seasonal storage and are economically priced to beat shrink wrapping and indoor storage options.