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If one could assume that the stringers are fiberglass, and not wood ( which
would probably be rotted away by now)...it sounds like you have little to lose no matter what method you try. If she were mine, I'd drill a number of smallish holes at the lowest point(s) of the bottom and see if water drains out while on the trailer. I wouldn't hesitate to add a SMALL amount of air pressure with a small compressor..however I doubt that you could keep the pressure on for long without burning up your compressor machine. The prevous post describing using a wet/dry vacuum adds another method of drawing the water out. It may well take months, but heck, it IS Winter in most places. What brand of hull is it??? RichG |
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