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My 84 has it around fuel tank, that's it.
And I agree that your boat seems to float unusually high. I thought maybe it was grounded or listing away from the camera Also, did you move the fuel fill? and the scuppers?
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Ok, total newb question here, (sorry for the high jack) what the heck are scuppers?
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On Wellcraft boats they are holes in the back near the transom that allow the water to drain off the deck (sometimes called the cockpit) ... hence the term "self-bailing cockpit" that you'll find occasionally. The main difference between a drain and a scupper is that a drain just allows water to drain into the bilge, below the water line, where your bilge pump must remove it, and a scupper is on a deck that is high enough above the water line to allow the water to drain back into the sea without the need for a pump.
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