Preparing for the boat
Kevin and Jenny meet at the dock as the rain begins to taper. The tide is starting to turn.
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The tank is at capacity. We need to check the waymar before the boat arrives.
Jenny wipes the condensation from her notebook and tucks it into her waterproof bag.
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Aye. Let’s take her out for ten minutes, see how she behaves under load.
walk to dinghy, release mooring lines, climb aboard, start Yanmar engine, motor slowly out of shelter into open water, increase throttle to half load, hold steady for ten minutes while monitoring vibration and temp.
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Keep an eye on the temperature. I don't want the way seizing again.
way sits on the bench, eyes fixed on the engine housing, listening for any change in the rhythm.
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Temp’s holding at eighty-two, steady. No smoke, no knock. Sounds clean.
maintain half throttle, glance at temp gauge every thirty seconds, listen for irregular vibration, keep course perpendicular to swell to avoid rocking the engine, after ten minutes reduce to idle, turn back toward dock.
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That's good. Let's get back before the swell picks up again.
Jenny watches the water, noting the steady vibration of the engine against the hull.
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Coming in.
idle the Yanmar, steer the dinghy alongside the dock, cut engine, grab the bow line, step onto the jetty, secure bow and stern lines to the cleats, check the mooring ring holds without shifting.
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