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207 | granpafish | Re: Need advice on Parker 2520 | 8/7/2004 17:09:00 | |
Dana, Thanks for the input. We haven't put any new holes in the boat. I said deck just to differenciate from a backup of water from the rope locker. One more question if you'll take the time. Do you access these screws and bolts from under the rubrail or from inside the boat. As you can probably tell, I'm not near the boat. (we keep it about an hour away) My son will be using it tomorrow and will be checking on the hints that you guys have given us. We'll be pulling it soon for a mid season power wash, etc. and will have easier access to the rub rail if needed from the outside. Thanks Granpa --- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=_dlLLBAzuDXKkob-_erVJrP7KttGBujzije3Bai6VSzGcSMJA4UzL2XX_GVbQBajSwGbRhYAxSsdwtr-58btzkMa">[email protected]</a>, "decunniff" <decunniff@y...> wrote: > Granpafish, he means that the hawsepipe opening should face forward > (the gap when it is closed though it isn't likely to be in > backwards). > > Everything said so far is true to check. > > The rubrail area has let water into my main cabin before, not in the > vee, and I found two screws that were the problem. There are screws > and bolts with lock nuts. The screws are usually the problem. > > Also the water has to drain into the bilge when you take a wave and > water gets into the anchor locker, or every time you use the anchor > line and put it away. Mud, sand, seaweed, leaves, etc. can clog it. > > Since you say it is also from the deck in the last e-mail, make sure > your hatches all are closed and sealed. Make sure anything you've > added that required a hole isn't leaking. > > Dana > > --- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=_dlLLBAzuDXKkob-_erVJrP7KttGBujzije3Bai6VSzGcSMJA4UzL2XX_GVbQBajSwGbRhYAxSsdwtr-58btzkMa">[email protected]</a>, "granpafish" <auto35668@h...> > wrote: > > --- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=_dlLLBAzuDXKkob-_erVJrP7KttGBujzije3Bai6VSzGcSMJA4UzL2XX_GVbQBajSwGbRhYAxSsdwtr-58btzkMa">[email protected]</a>, "ustank2" <tison_t@p...> wrote: > > > Some of the water may be coming from the bolts backing out > behind > > the > > > rub rail where it is not sealed properly. The water from the > hawse > > > pipe should run into the rope locker then to the bilge. The hole > > > should face towards the pulpit. The forward pump needs the hose > up > > to > > > keep water from entering the through hull excessively in rough > > sea. At > > > least this is what I found on my boat. > > > > US< Thanks for the advice. I will check all the bolts. I don't > > understand what you mean by the "hose up". Are you talking about > > the forward bilge pump? Could you explain what that means? I'm > not > > only old, I'm not real smart. Thanks Granpa |