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Look for the leak! Check around the plug to see if it is loose, and any
through hulls for leakage. "Misifus" wrote in message news:S9gGe.61806$FP2.5658@lakeread03... I have a problem which is not serious, or is it? I recently bought a used Tidecraft center console boat, 17 feet with a Mariner 115hp outboard. When I take it out, it always makes some water in the bilges. Usually, the bilge pump gets it out in a minute or two, and when I pull the plug on the ramp water runs out for a thirty seconds, or so. As I said, these are not major amounts of water, but I don't know whether this is normal or not. Today we were out for about two hours on pretty smooth water (Possum Kingdom Lake in Texas). I didn't see any water coming on board from, for example, letting the following wave come over the transom. Am I concerned about nothing? Is this commonplace on powerboats, or is there reason to look harder for a leak? TIA -Raf -- Misifus- Rafael Seibert http://www.ralphandsue.com |
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