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Unread 07-24-2013, 05:17 PM
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Yes you did say you had water coming in unexplained.
Do you have (or did have) a head (toilet)?
Mine came with one and was later capped off but the thru hulls cracked and was likely leaking so I removed them and sealed the holes.
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Yes, it has that little portable toilet in the step through but no through hull fittings below waterline except for the transom, such as trim tabs (which are a HUGE help with passengers), depth finder, engine bolts, etc.

I haven't begun to track down the leak(s) yet. I'm paying a guy to convert my VRO to premix. I dropped it with him before I found this site or I would've done it myself. I'm thinking it's likely one of the through hulls on the transom as the rest of the hull is solid and without an signs of damage.
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Haven't done much except wash and polish for the past 10 years
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Not sure why these pics are only thumbnails? Is there a way to blow them up?
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Not sure why these pics are only thumbnails? Is there a way to blow them up?

They enlarge when you click on em...
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check the hoses that connect the scuppers to the through hull. Had a hard to find leak once, turned out a clamp had corroded & fell off!
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No scuppers on this hull.
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No scuppers on this hull.

Gallagher, my '74 used to take on water between the cap and hull under the side windshields while under way, particularly in a chop or better...close inspection revealed large opening between which got immediate repair...Wellcraft didn't do a superior job cappin' these puppies for us...
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Hey Reel, that's interesting. Did you need to pull the rub rail to get at it? I need to change that out anyways ...
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