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Preparing Your Boat for the Season

As we shift into a new boating season, it’s the perfect time to give your vessel the attention it deserves—whether you’re pulling it out of winter storage or you’re lucky enough to boat year-round. Even if your boat hasn't been "winterized" in the traditional sense, regular spring maintenance is crucial for safety, performance, and peace of mind.

At Seaspension, we’re all about helping you enjoy a shockingly smooth ride, and that starts with making sure your boat is ready for every wave and wake ahead.

shock absorbing boat seat pedestal

Why Spring Maintenance Still Matters—Even in Warm Climates

In coastal or southern regions where boating is a year-round activity, your vessel may never leave the water, but that doesn’t mean you should skip spring maintenance. Seasonal checkups are a great way to stay on top of safety gear expiration dates (yes, that includes your flares), system performance, and general wear and tear.

Spring Start-Up Essentials

Here’s a quick rundown of things every boater should check—no matter where you’re located:

Engine & Fuel Systems

  • Check hoses for cracks, leaks, or wear
  • Top off fluids and inspect fuel lines
  • Start the engine and listen for anything unusual
  • Replace fuel filters if needed

Batteries & Electrical

  • Make sure batteries are fully charged
  • Check wiring connections for corrosion
  • Test navigation lights and electronics

Plumbing & Water Systems

  • Flush freshwater lines and holding tanks
  • Look for leaks or cracks in hoses
  • Check bilge pumps and float switches

Safety Equipment

  • Confirm expiration dates on flares and fire extinguishers
  • Inspecting life jackets for damage or mildew
  • Restocking first-aid kits and emergency gear

Visual Check + Cosmetics

  • Remove any covers and give the boat a deep clean
  • Check for hull damage or oxidation
  • Wax and polish for protection from UV rays
  • Repainting the bottom if necessary

Bonus Tip: Take a Shake-Down Cruise

Once your systems are checked and gear is restocked, plan a short test trip to make sure everything is functioning properly. This pre-season cruise can help uncover minor issues before they become major problems.

Enhance Comfort for the Season Ahead

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your seating or reducing fatigue during long rides, now’s the time. Seaspension’s shock-absorbing pedestals are designed to improve comfort, reduce the impact of rough waters, and keep you riding longer without strain.

Make your spring prep complete—equip your boat with Seaspension and enjoy the smoother side of boating.

Call us today at (727) 216-9639
Shop online at seaspension.com

As we shift into a new boating season, it’s the perfect time to give your vessel the attention it deserves—whether you’re pulling it out of winter storage or you’re lucky enough to boat year-round. Even if your boat hasn't been "winterized" in the traditional sense, regular spring maintenance is crucial for safety, performance, and peace of mind.

At Seaspension, we’re all about helping you enjoy a shockingly smooth ride, and that starts with making sure your boat is ready for every wave and wake ahead.

shock absorbing boat seat pedestal

Why Spring Maintenance Still Matters—Even in Warm Climates

In coastal or southern regions where boating is a year-round activity, your vessel may never leave the water, but that doesn’t mean you should skip spring maintenance. Seasonal checkups are a great way to stay on top of safety gear expiration dates (yes, that includes your flares), system performance, and general wear and tear.

Spring Start-Up Essentials

Here’s a quick rundown of things every boater should check—no matter where you’re located:

Engine & Fuel Systems

  • Check hoses for cracks, leaks, or wear
  • Top off fluids and inspect fuel lines
  • Start the engine and listen for anything unusual
  • Replace fuel filters if needed

Batteries & Electrical

  • Make sure batteries are fully charged
  • Check wiring connections for corrosion
  • Test navigation lights and electronics

Plumbing & Water Systems

  • Flush freshwater lines and holding tanks
  • Look for leaks or cracks in hoses
  • Check bilge pumps and float switches

Safety Equipment

  • Confirm expiration dates on flares and fire extinguishers
  • Inspecting life jackets for damage or mildew
  • Restocking first-aid kits and emergency gear

Visual Check + Cosmetics

  • Remove any covers and give the boat a deep clean
  • Check for hull damage or oxidation
  • Wax and polish for protection from UV rays
  • Repainting the bottom if necessary

Bonus Tip: Take a Shake-Down Cruise

Once your systems are checked and gear is restocked, plan a short test trip to make sure everything is functioning properly. This pre-season cruise can help uncover minor issues before they become major problems.

Enhance Comfort for the Season Ahead

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your seating or reducing fatigue during long rides, now’s the time. Seaspension’s shock-absorbing pedestals are designed to improve comfort, reduce the impact of rough waters, and keep you riding longer without strain.

Make your spring prep complete—equip your boat with Seaspension and enjoy the smoother side of boating.

Call us today at (727) 216-9639
Shop online at seaspension.com

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