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"Eisboch" wrote:
Unless ... he has a leaking add-on below the waterline .... depth finder head ... speedometer paddle wheel ... or a crack in the hull someplace. Wayne.B wrote: Or unless it can leak in from above with rain water, spray, etc. That would be my first suspect, but it'd definitely be worth while to make a serious hunt for those other problems too. A crack in the hull might produce noticable noise & flexing when underway, but then again it might not. Rain is a very seriouos culprit for trailerable boats.... also sinks more in-water boats than anything else. DSK |
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