+85. What kind of windlass is fitted? How does it work by hand? How many men needed to weight anchor by hand?+
+86. Do the gangways abreast of cargo hatches turn in, lift out, or are the rails and bulwarks stationary? Are the freeing ports well oiled and loose?+
+87. Where is the ice plant? What hatch?+
+88. Where is the washdeck gear kept? Are reducers fitted on salt water line for inch and a half wash deck hose?+
+91. Learn the names and condition of the stays and shrouds. What strain do they bear—ordinarily—when lifting heavy weights?+
+93. Has the vessel a sea anchor? Was it over used?+
+94. Examine the turnbuckle screws in the rigging. Are they covered with canvas? How old? Are they whiteleaded and tallowed?+
+95. Where are the slings, chain and rope kept? In what condition? How many?+
+96. How many net slings on board? What condition?+
+97. What happens when metal becomes fatigued? Where is this liable to happen? What is a crystalline fracture?+
+98. What kind of wood in the decks? In the margin or waterway planks? Know Oregon pine—pitch pine—yellow pine—teak, when you see it.+
+99. How are decks caulked? What kind of filler is used—pitch—marine glue?+
+100. What do you know about the following parts of a steamer? Of her fittings, etc.?+