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Old 01-12-2009, 03:12 AM
finestkind finestkind is offline
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Default Re: Help! My Seacraft sunk!!!

I'm glad you are safe and you salvaged her!! I also must say how I may have to rethink my thoughts on my seafari. Like seafari25 i've got lucky too. Actually lucky three times with mine. Two times on my moring and once at about 1:30 in the morning. Two times I showed up at my moring to see water right over my transom completely flooding the boat!!!! Couldn't believe she was still floating the tuff part was just spining her around carefully not to flip her and once she was spun around me and a friend pulled as hard as we could to get the transom pulled up on the shore so the water would go below the top of the transom so we could bail her out. And the third time was one time in the middle of the summer SLEEPING!!! on her and waking up at 1:30 in the morning to go to the bathroom and as I got up and put my feet down the water was above my ankles!!!!!! I freaked out and got her running and it took for ever to get her up close enough to a plane (because of the weight) so I could have my frantic girlfriend take the wheel so I could pull the plug in the bilge and drain the water out while taking our freaked out early 2am drive around the bay!!!! lol funny now that I think about it but man were we lucky!!!! Just felt like putting out a couple of story's so you wouldn't feel alone!!! Glad everything worked out for you!!! Good Luck!!!!!!
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