by Seatech Marine | Aug 21, 2018 | Maintenance
One of our customers was in Central Australia when he bought a boat online, sight unseen. He asked us to go pick it up, and we found it in a sorry state. The engine wouldn’t turn over, so our first job was to perform first aid to get it running, then drive the boat...
by Seatech Marine | Jul 30, 2018 | Maintenance
In this video blog, Jon, our service manager, talks about the simple ways you can maintain the value of your boat. Jon Hi Mel. Regular servicing, it keep sup on the keep-up for the engine itself, for things like periodical maintenance of water pumps,...
by Seatech Marine | Feb 16, 2018 | Boating News, Maintenance
Your boat winch is another crucial part on your boat. If you’re winch is corroded or not working then you’re going to have to find a berth or a sandbar to pull up to and if you don’t find out it’s not working until you try to hoist your anchor up, then you may be...
by Seatech Marine | Aug 11, 2017 | Maintenance
Preventing boat leaks will save you a world of pain down the track – money and time! Staying on top of maintenance is the key. We’ve highlighted 7 of the main ‘preventable boat leaks’ for you in this post. Check and maintain these areas...
by Seatech Marine | Mar 15, 2017 | Maintenance
Performing boat maintenance tasks yourself might seem like a great way to save money. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case in the long term – amateur servicing can lead to a lot of avoidable expenses. Here are just a few of the reasons that it’s best to take your...
by Seatech Marine | Oct 22, 2016 | Maintenance
Finding chandlery parts can be a difficult process. We’ve asked Jon Southall, our parts interpreter, to give some advice on how Seatech customers can find their own parts online. Jon is an absolute genius at sourcing chandlery. How to work out what to search for The...
