Boat Maintenance

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Learn how to do basic boat maintenance with expert tips on cleaning and maintaining the engine, interior upholstery, battery, and ropes, in this free how-to video series on boating.

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Tags: water, sports, mechanics, boat, cleaning, maintain, boats, problems, boating, mechanical, sporting

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Summary: There is nothing like being out on the open water, enjoying a cool ocean breeze and a spectacular view from the deck of your very own boat. Boating is one of the oldest forms of transportation and while today's boating industry is mainly used for shipping goods, recreational boating remains popular for those who can afford the cost of owning and maintaining a boat. Luckily there are a variety of boats to be bought and enjoyed, including simple motorboats, sail boats, pontoon boats and of course, expansive (and expensive) yachts.

Whatever type of boat you own, or are thinking of owning, there are some basic maintenance tips every boat owner should know. In this free video series, our expert will teach you how to care for the basic needs of your boat. Get expert tips on how to flush a boat engine, maintain boat ropes and lines, and check the oil in your boat. You will also learn how to clean the upholstery, windows and railings of your boat, and get advice on how to maintain boat batteries, fuses and lights. Every new boat owner needs to watch this video to keep their boat running smoothly and looking good for a long future of water sport adventure.

About the Expert

Expert: Albert has enjoyed outdoor activities most of his life, participating in long distance hiking trips, scuba diving, horseback riding, caving, and whitewater rafting. Understanding how to perform First Aid in the wilderness has made trips safer for his travel companions and for himself on solo adventures. His training is rooted in scouting and through formal training with organizations like the American Red Cross.

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