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Article #304Re: Orphaned Response
From: rjs
Date: Wed, 17 Jul 1985 17:13
Date: Wed, 17 Jul 1985 17:13
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On our Irwin 30, we have a self bailing cockpit. There are 2 holes in
the floor (with stainless steel fittings) that lead to the lake below.
Since the "holes" are above the water level, any water in the cockpit
will drain by itself.
Example: The boat is tied up at dock and the cockpit is dirty. I take a
bucket of water and pour it into the cockpit to wash off the dirt. The
dirty water will drain down the "holes".
Bob Schneider
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