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Obviously your bilge pump is working too hard.

It hasn't worked since the begining of the season. About every 10 days I

pumped
it out a bit with a handpump.


Your old boat must let a lot of water in.

I have an irritating leak at the mast which means that I have to switch on
the automatic bilge pump about 4 times a year.


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Donal
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I have an irritating leak at the mast which means that I have to switch on
the automatic bilge pump about 4 times a year.

If your pump turns on 4 times a year, you have more water coming in than I do.
If I waited for the switch to be tripped, it would probably never happen. It
seems to stay at about an inch or so, unless I pump it dry...which lasts about
a week and then it slowly goes to about one inch and oddly stays there.
Fix your leaks!

RB
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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I have an irritating leak at the mast which means that I have to switch on
the automatic bilge pump about 4 times a year.

If your pump turns on 4 times a year, you have more water coming in than I

do.
If I waited for the switch to be tripped, it would probably never happen.

It
seems to stay at about an inch or so, unless I pump it dry...which lasts

about
a week and then it slowly goes to about one inch and oddly stays there.
Fix your leaks!


Twit! I didn't say that "it turns on", I said that I "switch" it on about
four times a year. I like to play safe!

Honestly.... you are almost as easy to troll as Boooops!.


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Donal
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"Donal" wrote in
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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I have an irritating leak at the mast which means that I have to
switch on the automatic bilge pump about 4 times a year.

If your pump turns on 4 times a year, you have more water coming in
than I

do.
If I waited for the switch to be tripped, it would probably never
happen.

It
seems to stay at about an inch or so, unless I pump it dry...which
lasts

about
a week and then it slowly goes to about one inch and oddly stays
there. Fix your leaks!


Twit! I didn't say that "it turns on", I said that I "switch" it on
about four times a year. I like to play safe!

Honestly.... you are almost as easy to troll as Boooops!.


Snort!

You'll have to admit you were troled eventually, fjuckwit.

Or not, all the same to me.

Bertie







 
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