[C320-list] 84degrees f

[Allan S. Field]

Al - I changed out the exhaust and mixing elbows yesterday but by the time I got to the boat, the temp was up from 4 to a balmy 16.  The space heater brought the inside up to about 30.  Recommendation: don't try to work with a 2-inch wet, reinforced exhaust hose in 30 degrees as it does not like to bend or be flexible when cold! - Allan

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Subject: [C320-list] 84degrees f




I'm glad Orlando had a nice day at the boat but 84 seems a little to hot to work in    I also planned to work on my boat Saturday and when I got up a 6:30 am it was minus 18 degrees fa., after breakfast headed for the boat and at 9:00 am it was up to minus 02 degrees I turned the heat on and with a bright sunny sky helping it was comfortable at 35 degrees under the cover. I'm it the process of changing out my chartplotter,pedestal guard, and upgrading to the x-5 auto pilot   if any ones looking for a used straight 1 in. ped guard or a 1 1/8" unused offset guard, SH C170 chartplotter W/ chip, and a used 4000+ autopilot E-mail me off-list 

   Al Ahlman 

    #476 

PS  I think we saw 84 degree weather last Aug. one day but knot sure  -- but smelt are know running upriver and great bay is frozen over, bobhouses are on the ice and fishing is good in New Hampshire