Thepipdoc
Well-Known Member
Probably a silly question but I'm asking it anyway! (It's becoming habbit starting my posts this way)
I have a twin engined Sea Ray 270 and she's currently out of the water for some unplanned "maintenance", while I have access it seems obvious to replace the very worn anodes -I can see both legs have 2 horseshoe shaped anodes fitted to each of them and the trim tabs also have 1 each, are there any I have missed? I've scanned the owners handbook for any help but I can't see anything there.
Also it makes sense to take care of the anti foul paint while she's on dry land ...... this is the first boat I've owned so this is all new to me.... do I need to strip off the existing anti foul or do I just paint over what's there?
Thanks in advance.
I have a twin engined Sea Ray 270 and she's currently out of the water for some unplanned "maintenance", while I have access it seems obvious to replace the very worn anodes -I can see both legs have 2 horseshoe shaped anodes fitted to each of them and the trim tabs also have 1 each, are there any I have missed? I've scanned the owners handbook for any help but I can't see anything there.
Also it makes sense to take care of the anti foul paint while she's on dry land ...... this is the first boat I've owned so this is all new to me.... do I need to strip off the existing anti foul or do I just paint over what's there?
Thanks in advance.