I bet you will read the owners manual cover to cover now...lol
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I bet you will read the owners manual cover to cover now...lol
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I am impressed that the bilge pumps kept up.
Probably not a bad plan to have a spare plug in the boat.
Worse case, I would get the boat on plane and that would minimize water coming in as well as hustling to the dock.
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My dealer has a massive sign as you're leaving their parking lot warning you that they have removed your drain plug and to reinstall before entering the water. Glad you got it back in the trailer. A good lesson learned and I doubt you'll ever make the mistake of not checking it before launching the boat. Boat on and don't fret over it we all make mistakes :)
40 hours in, I have removed my drain plug one time.
In the fall I powerwashed my seadek, pulled both plugs when it was dry, put them back in.
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You got that right, Larry! Have a great summer.
Thank-you!
Craz only has one rear plug.
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No there’s a center T handle too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stazi
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Wow. I’ve never seen it. How do you get the that one?
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+1, there is a T handle under the center hatch right next to the helm!Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt0520
Mine has been in since the day i brought the boat home and after 120 hours has vibrated so tight that I can't removed it!