bustermin
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My brother has a boat (not sure of the mfg) and the hull has a "Sump at the transom for all the water to collect in rather than the water going under the floor. the problem is he had a small crack (about 2" long) on the floor that he just found and we had some pretty good storms the past few weeks, and his son put the plug in (God knows why) and he ended up with about 14" of water in the boat from the bow to the transom. he pulled the plug and the water came out, but he think some water might still be between the floor, but there is no way to remove it without ripping up the floor. is there a way to verify if there is water between the floor without drilling a hole or ripping up the floor? and if there is, how can he get the water out? let me say he does not know for sure there is water ther he is just trying to make sure. he put it in the water and it does not seem to draw any more water than it did before so if there is any water it is a minimal amout but we fear it could be enough to still cause water damage to the structure. thanks