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The crew reinforces lifeline bases by installing aluminum backing plates and through-bolts to improve structural integrity.▶ 0:13 Electrical repairs include replacing a faulty GFI outlet in the galley to resolve persistent tripping issues.▶ 1:40 Diagnostic testing confirms the windlass motor is non-functional, requiring a full replacement rather than a rebuild.▶ 2:45 Preparations for an October 30th splashdown involve clearing a storage unit of gear, including a kayak, surfboards, and a dinghy outboard.▶ 4:50 To mount the outboard, the crew rigs a custom block-and-tackle system using halyards, which requires temporarily removing a section of the solar arch to maneuver the motor onto the stern mount.▶ 8:55 The crew defers bottom painting to the following season due to budget constraints, opting to focus on immediate rigging and outfitting tasks.▶ 5:40 The previous boat owner will assist with the initial launch and provide instruction on engine operation and sail handling.▶ 4:51

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