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Leo Goolden and his crew move the restored wooden boat Tally Ho out of its long-term indoor shed via travel lift to prepare for mast stepping.10:23 Before the move, the team completes the final installation of the main engine and heater exhaust systems, including fitting custom trim rings and a valve designed to prevent water backflow into the engine.2:48 Bob, a crew member, prepares the hull for rigging by installing pin rail supports and drilling a diagonal hole through the stem to accommodate a large bronze eye bolt for the forestay.5:44 Once relocated outside, the crew reconstructs a mezzanine structure to maintain deck access from the workshop floor during the upcoming winter months.12:14 The mast, finished at a separate facility, arrives by truck to be stepped.12:27 The project transitions from indoor structural restoration to outdoor rigging and final assembly.

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