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Old 09-30-2003, 08:09 AM
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Default Re: Hatch in the cockpit

Scott
Yes, notice the two holes in the back corners------>they are approx 3/4" dia (pvc glassed in) and then they tie in to the floor drains (Tee configuration) and then both the floor and hatch drain thru the transom. I only get a little water back up thru the floor when at anchor with two fat people like me in the back. Not enough to wet the feet just fill up the floor drains a foot or so. the gutter is also made with PVC and handles all wash down and rain. Any excess that might get over the gutter will be handled by two 2000 gph pumps in the bilge. Both have float switches but one is wired direct to one battery without a switch. The other to the 2nd battery on a three way.
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