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On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 00:34:37 GMT, Jim Woodard
wrote: I feel a whole lot better about it now that there is absolutely no leak. No doubt, and congratulations. Water should only come in the bilge normally from the stuffing box, and many stuffing boxes today are the "dripless" kind, which means there can reasonably be NO moisture in the bilge except for humidity, spilled fluids, splash from the ocean, wet lockers and Real Trouble, like failed hose clamps, cracked blocks, cracked stern tubes, failed thru hulls and other Bad Stuff. Were the clamps stainless steel? I have not heard of TWO failing at once...that's why you have two instead of one, particularly below the waterline. Or were they just not tightened properly? Regardless, you should address this with the dealer. R. |
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