I am listing to port

[brian kowalski]

Hi, I own a 1987 Searay Sundancer 268 that lists to port quite a bit. While at the dock I compensate for this by filling my fresh water tank on the starboard side and that pretty much evens me out.
After loggin on today(6/20) I saw the write up about the "coring project". I now am conserned that maybe I have this problem????:smt100
So, that leads me to ask the question......
Does that model and that year boat have a "core" or is it just straight fiberglass without a core (I HOPE)?.?.:huh:
Please let me know as I am now really concerned................
Thanks in advance,
Brian

 

[brian kowalski]

SORRY ABOUT THAT...:smt021
Got my sides mixed up.
LISTING TO STABOARD not to PORT........
Better go back to boating school LOL.:lol:
Thanks again,
Brian

 

[CaptainH]

That model boat is starboard heavy. Mine does it and so do a lot of other owners of same or simular models and has been discussed in other threads. Might want to search this subject for more info.

 

[helms1200]

I was thinking from your first post you live in one of those countries where they drive on the wrong side of the lake!!:grin:
I think most of the old boats do this. Mine lists the same way.

 

[brian kowalski]

So I guess my question goes unanswered????????:smt013

 

[smitty13]

Have the same boat - it's just straight fiberglass without a core for the hull

 

[Larry]

FYI, It does not have a cored hull, but the decks are balsa cored...