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Old 01-14-2009, 12:35 AM
seafari25 seafari25 is offline
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Default Re: Seafari forward bilge drainage

Typical newbie eh Gillie?

Thanks for the link. You're always on point!

I remember trying to look up some of Freds progress shots but I guess I was too busy drooling over his pics to read what Fr. Frank wrote. I've been all over the seafari posts but I don't know how I missed that one. It's pretty clear to me now after reading it.

Our 25's forward bilge drains eventually at rest so I assume that she's not bow heavy. It just takes forever.

It seems to me that, after reading Fr. Franks story of his adventures without the plug, compared to my grandfathers adventures without the plug, I may indeed have a mouse nest down there. Better get my nose in there

btw Gillie I haven't forgotten about the boarding ladder project you've given me. I'll definitely have something for you in the spring.
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Old 01-14-2009, 01:38 AM
McGillicuddy McGillicuddy is offline
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Default Re: Seafari forward bilge drainage

Might even be a coil of old anchor rope or life preservers or an old bag... Have a look if the bucket lifts out.
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