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Default No obvious source of red bilge water!


Bryan wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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basskisser wrote:
Jim wrote:
You could be leaking trim and tilt fluid from the reservoir, pump, or
one of
the lines.
Jim

But it wouldn't make red water, unless it's ALL trim fluid, because
they won't mix together to form a red fluid.


Fish blood.


If you knew how skilled I was at catching fish, you would know that fish
blood is not a possibility. Now my own blood from all the times I stab
myself with a fish hook ...


That's a good one!!

 
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