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01-31-2007, 02:02 AM
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Re: My SF 18 ....... Pics at last!
Cap'n Chuck, I absolve you in nomine Patri, et Filius, et Spiritu Sancti.
Darlene, another way, besides using the hand pump, is to drill a 3/4" drain hole, mix up a tiny bit of resin to seal the fibers at the edge of the hole, and then stick a live-well plug in it. When the boat's out of the water, just pull the plug and drain it into the bilge. I did this for a friend in a 17' Cruise Boat CC back in the mid 80's. It worked great. He used the little locker to keep his snorkeling gear in.
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02-01-2007, 06:53 PM
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Re: My SF 18 ....... Pics at last!
On my 18 that was the live baitwell, thru hull and seacock in the bottom and a drain out to the transom.
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02-01-2007, 09:45 PM
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Re: My SF 18 ....... Pics at last!
Capt. Do you need my glasses????I don't need them now!!!!!
 Well come to the site Darlene,we all have some thing in common.Let me think...somthing.Ya that it....
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02-05-2007, 01:12 PM
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Re: My SF 18 ....... Pics at last!
WoW!!! Ya gotta luv a woman wit her own boat!!!
I am totally IMPRESSED!!!  Thank You Darling,.....oops sorry Darlene
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