Removing the Icebox on an Alberg 30 - Sailing Vessel Triteia
Ahoy Friends!
Here is another one of my project throw back videos. In this video you get to see me go through all of the steps of removing the factory Ice Box from my 1965 Alberg 30. The chart table and nav station will later occupy the space this outdated Ice Box originally lived in.
I make this project videos slow so that for anyone who would like a better look at this sort of project for their own boat can know what to expect. I like watching slow moving videos of people working on projects so thats what I have made here for you all of you who are also like me in that regards.
The next video I will show you guys how to install a GPS/AIS antenna in the stern rail… but until then I hope you get the some “ice ice baby” stuck in your head all day long.
thanks for watching!
Until next time,
Sailor James
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