Taking on water?

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TimCup

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Jan 30, 2008
304
Catalina 22 St. Pete
Ross,wish I had thought of it... then again,-

wouldn't be at all surprised if you could purchase one soon, at Waste Marine for $ 49.95, prerolled, of course...


cup
 
Jun 7, 2007
515
Hunter 320 Williamsburg
Scott D-

To determine if you have water in the tank, try to reach a rod into the opening and draw out from the very lowest point.

Absent that, dismantle the primary fuel filter and dump the contents in a jar and let it settle. Any water will sink to the bottom.

To prevent water in the tank, use the emulsifier made by various companies to spread the water around so it burns through the engine. Use only the amounts recommended.
 
Apr 28, 2005
274
Oday 302 Lake Perry, KS
What did you find?

I may have missed it...but what did you find when you got to your boat this weekend?

Curiosity is a powerful thing!

Thanks for letting us know.
 

ScottD

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Oct 6, 2008
29
S2 9.2 Mark Twain Lake
Re: What did you find?

False alarm. The boat does appear to "ride" a bit lower in the back but there is no water in the boat. Could be the paint job creating an illusion, or maybe the S2 just sits that way. I was quite relieved.
Thanks for everyone's help.
Scott
 
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