T&T: Winter Bubbler's

[tbehan6468 at aol.com]

Quite honestly, the first thing I would want to know about any location you consider is "Has the power ever gone off during winter ?". Even if the answer is 'never', I would still be nervous about this idea. Think about when a possible power outage would occur - it would most likely happen during a blizzard. You might not even be able to get to the marina to check on the boat. Additionally, a marina could be low down on any priority list of locations needing to get their power restored. And if the power does go off for some reason, I don't see that there is anything you could do to save the boat.

My .02

Tim B.


-----Original Message-----
From: Trawler336 at aol.com
To: trawlers-and-trawlering at lists.samurai.com
Sent: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 4:40 pm
Subject: T&T: Winter Bubbler's



Ahoy List,

I am thinking of leaving the  boat in the water next year, upstate New York.  
Any data for winter storage  in low, still, tidal, fresh water with those ice 
bubblers.  Were might I  look to determine the minimum depth of water.  Cost 
of hauling, wrapping  & frame vs. Bubbler, genset fuel etc.

Any advice would be  appreciated.

Ciao, Capt Joe  




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