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Boat leak question....
I have a Skeeter 20I. If you are familiar with this setup, it is a nightmare and very difficult to get to bilge pumps, livewell pumps, hoses, etc. I have not fished since last year. I noticed a small leak, as when we are fishing, the bilge pump comes on after a few hours and drains the water. This happens once or twice on a trip. I just noticed it last year, and I am guessing it’s one of the hoses and/or fitting. What is the best way to find out where the leak is? Thanks.
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Let her fill half way before bilging. You’ll have way less motion sickness next day
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Boat leak question....
Process of elimination. Try a trip with zero water in livewell. If no leak, If separate live wells, fill/run one at a time one one trip And one the next. At least this way you have an idea if it’s one thing or the other. Could fill with a hose and leave it on recirc on the trailer and see if the water drains out. Hard to run this stolid down by looking at everything at once.
Wannabe...
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I had a skeeter that leaked and it was a thru hull fitting on the back of the boat.I put the boat in and raised the cover in the bilge area after it being in the water 25min.You could see a drip off the thru hull fitting,it had a crack in it.
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plug your livewell drains before going out next time to test
mine had a breach in the drain hose just under well where hose bends/makes 90 to run aft
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A little water in the hull helps on those rough days. Mine leaks; I just make sure to turn on the pump before I’m ready to plane.
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