Jerk. :grin:
Just trying to learn... just trying to learn...
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Jerk. :grin:
Just trying to learn... just trying to learn...
I'm at a loss to see where I said it was impossible... And now that you explained your logic, I think you don't know what you are talking about.
there are no clamshells on the hull bottom of that boat, come to think of it I have never seen clamshells under the waterline of any searay. I am just going off the ones that come to the top of my head made in the last 30 years or so, no factory installed clamshells.
The OP emailed me and got basically the same answers as some on here have already given, obviously something ELSE is leaking in the boat and the visual part of it happens to be this small break in the glass where he sees the water.
He claims the water is clear so it should not be a leak thats too old just now coming to the surface, im still waiting on the results of his survey when they purchased the boat recently.
There is another simple explanation... Maybe he HIT something... The Neuse River, at least the 3 times I've been on it, is a floating debris field at times (what color is that water BTW?).
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And yes... I don't know what I'm talking about. But what the hell. I got my post count up by 1.
.....I had six people on the boat when I must have hit something, but no one felt or heard anything. The Nuese and Trent rivers here have been kicking up over a couple of storms and there must have been a submerged log.
Anyway, they are designed to rip away without taking the bottom of your boat with it when it releases itself from your vessel..... Hence, the 4 little screws and a lot of silicone....