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<strong>Gemini</strong> 105Mc Owner’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Winterizing the <strong>Gemini</strong><br />

Winterizing the <strong>Gemini</strong><br />

Winterizing the <strong>Gemini</strong> involves taking down all the sails<br />

and making sure each of the water lines in the boat<br />

won’t freeze.<br />

To winterize the engine and air conditioner you will<br />

need:<br />

• 3’ section of garden hose with a male fitting<br />

• 4 Quart bucket<br />

• Antifreeze<br />

• Fresh Water<br />

This job is most easily accomplished by two persons. One<br />

person will start and stop the engine while the second<br />

person handles the coolant intake. You can attach a<br />

closing stopcock male connector to the hose end as a<br />

backup to the seacock. Fill the bucket with a 50/50 mixture<br />

of fresh water and antifreeze. Attach the hose with<br />

the male fitting to the female receptacle on the threeway<br />

engine cooling water seacock. Turn the seacock<br />

handle to the middle position which will draw from the<br />

hose. Place the unattached end of the hose in the<br />

bucket. Starting the engine will immediately start drawing<br />

the coolant mixture into the engine lines. As soon as<br />

the bucket is empty, turn off the engine by raising the<br />

silver kill-switch.<br />

Winterizing the Air Conditioner<br />

Winterizing the air conditioner is much the same as winterizing<br />

the engine. Instructions are the same as those<br />

covered in the Air Conditioning section of the manual—<br />

with the exception of drawing from a 50/50 mixture of<br />

water and engine coolant.<br />

Copyright © 2004 Performance Cruising Inc.<br />

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