Skip to content
(315) 686-2628

Fax: (315) 686-2680

hqs@acbs.orgACBS Headquarters 422 James Street Clayton, NY 13624
Facebook page opens in new windowInstagram page opens in new windowX page opens in new windowLinkedin page opens in new windowYouTube page opens in new windowVimeo page opens in new window
Search:
ACBS
Your Connection to Classic Boating
ACBSACBS
  • About
    • Officers & Directors
    • Past ACBS Presidents
    • ACBS Staff
    • ACBS Judging Classifications
    • ACBS Awards and Criteria
    • FAQs
    • Education & Scholarships
    • Chapters
  • Join
  • News
  • Events
    • Calendar
    • 2025 Vintage Boat Week – Celebrating 50!
    • ACBS Vintage Boat Week & International Boat Show Schedule
  • Shop
    • ACBS Ships Store – 50th Anniversary Items
  • Classifieds
  • Resources
    • ACBS Rudder
    • Boat Restoration
    • Suppliers and Services
    • Marque Clubs
    • Museums
    • Boating Safety
  • Contact
    • Send Message to ACBS Staff
    • Submit your News & Stories
    • Submit An Event For The Calendar
  • Donate
  • About
    • Officers & Directors
    • Past ACBS Presidents
    • ACBS Staff
    • ACBS Judging Classifications
    • ACBS Awards and Criteria
    • FAQs
    • Education & Scholarships
    • Chapters
  • Join
  • News
  • Events
    • Calendar
    • 2025 Vintage Boat Week – Celebrating 50!
    • ACBS Vintage Boat Week & International Boat Show Schedule
  • Shop
    • ACBS Ships Store – 50th Anniversary Items
  • Classifieds
  • Resources
    • ACBS Rudder
    • Boat Restoration
    • Suppliers and Services
    • Marque Clubs
    • Museums
    • Boating Safety
  • Contact
    • Send Message to ACBS Staff
    • Submit your News & Stories
    • Submit An Event For The Calendar
  • Donate

Daily Archives: November 19, 2018

Installing a Bilge Blower Makes Vintage Boats Safer

Inland Empire Chapter, News, Pacific Northwest Chapter, Restoration Articles, Safety ArticlesBy November 19, 20183 Comments

By Dick Werner & Brent Howard. As we are all well aware, we have that highly explosive liquid on board many of our old boats call gasoline. That liquid is very capable of vaporizing and releasing fumes. These fumes are heavier than air and will settle down in the bilge. Opening the hatch cover prior…

ACBS
©2025 The Antique and Classic Boat Society.
  • Anti Spam Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
Footer Menu
Go to Top