I am in Louisville.......left that important piece of info out.

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I am moving my boat out of the garage and into covered boat storage (open on the front). I live on the east end of town but can store it anywhere within reason. I look for suggestions on locations to store as well as the following:
1) Does anyone have a recommendation for covered boat storage?
2) Any suggestions for reducing the amount of weathering / wear from outside covered storage?
3) Any recommendations for avoiding mildew when you put it up after fishing for a day in the rain?
4) Any other pointers or insight would be greatly appreciated
5) I would consider completely enclosed storage if anyone can suggest a location. I have had no luck finding enclosed storage where you weren't paying $150+ a month
Thanks in advance.
I am in Louisville.......left that important piece of info out.
I am constantly looking for inexpensive covered storage. Everything I've seen close to Louisville is expensive, (more than $150/mo) There are some close to Nolin, Rough River etc. that are around $50/mo. I don't know of the quality of these units. I've seen some people rent out spaces in a barn or warehouse for winter storage for $25-30/mo., but they want you to put the boat in and leave it till spring (no access), and pay for the entire period up front. These were in Shelbyville and Indiana. I store my boat outside at an upholstery shop in the South End with a cover. It's fenced in and someone is usually there. It's $25/mo. It's the best deal I've been able to find. Good Luck.
Thanks for the note. I have found a few in Louisville that are covered but not enclosed. They are in the 75 to 85 per month range.I am constantly looking for inexpensive covered storage. Everything I've seen close to Louisville is expensive, (more than $150/mo) There are some close to Nolin, Rough River etc. that are around $50/mo. I don't know of the quality of these units. I've seen some people rent out spaces in a barn or warehouse for winter storage for $25-30/mo., but they want you to put the boat in and leave it till spring (no access), and pay for the entire period up front. These were in Shelbyville and Indiana. I store my boat outside at an upholstery shop in the South End with a cover. It's fenced in and someone is usually there. It's $25/mo. It's the best deal I've been able to find. Good Luck.
I hear you about putting the boat up after a day in the rain. I used to keep my boat where work. If I brought it in wet I could put a cheap window fan in there for a day or two to dry it out and then turn it off because I was there. I now keep the boat in a boat shed at the lake. Without the fan it can take 4 to 5 days to dry out or even longer. That is to be very hard on a wooden deck not to mention mildew problem.
I am looking for but have not been able to find a timer that would run 30 to 48 hours and then shut the fan off. The reason for wanting the fan to shut off by itself should be obvious.
I purchased such a timer at Granger along time ago that ran for eight hours.
If anybody knows to find such a time or please let us know. Please post here if you know where a timer can be found. A PM would be helpful also in case I miss the post.
I hear you about putting the boat up after a day in the rain. I used to keep my boat where work. If I brought it in wet I could put a cheap window fan in there for a day or two to dry it out and then turn it off because I was there. I now keep the boat in a boat shed at the lake. Without the fan it can take 4 to 5 days to dry out or even longer. That is to be very hard on a wooden deck not to mention mildew problem.
I am looking for but have not been able to find a timer that would run 30 to 48 hours and then shut the fan off. The reason for wanting the fan to shut off by itself should be obvious.
I purchased such a timer at Granger along time ago that ran for eight hours.
If anybody knows to find such a time or please let us know. Please post here if you know where a timer can be found. A PM would be helpful also in case I miss the post.
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