It's that time!

[Englewoodcowboy]

I started last night by installing or rather making room for my ballast. While I was on there I realized just how dirty it was from storage so today I finished payroll and said later to the actual work for some bonding with my boat. I am as sweaty as a whore in church but she is starting to sparkle getting ready for the lake tomorrow. I'm going to give the ballast a try where it is for now but think I will be ordering a ground block and getting longer cables to move the battery under the pass console. More cleaning pics to come shortly.

 

[Englewoodcowboy]

Hot Sauce and Mr Clean magic eraser is the bomb. Powered through it and she is ready to go. The only thing that stayed clean was the carpet because I had pulled it, washed it, dried it and slid it under the bed in the guest room. So much for trying to detail before storage.

This photo shows all seats but the rear center have been cleaned with the eraser. Not sure how well it will show up on film but what looked clean vs. what is clean is amazing in person.


I would also add to make sure you give your bearing buddies a shot of grease, tighten your lugs and check your air pressure in your tires and your spare. My trailer calls for 50psi and they were 38, 42 and 32 on the spare after its winter set.