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When I run the boat for 5 minutes or so this alarm comes on. Not sure if it's overheating or what it means? It's a 1965 starcraft if that helps. Thanks!
I appreciate all your information by the way. I literally just inherited it back in June from my cousin so I hope to just get out and fish with it a bit. I just worry if my pump was to fail I would be screwed. I wonder what it would cost if I took it in the fix the leaks. Also that damage of...
So other than the river leak which is pretty small I must have a larger leak elsewhere. I accumulate approximately 5 gal of water an hr. If my pump didn't run I'd be in trouble. I filled the boat with water but can't seem to find this leak. Must be higher up
Well I wasn't worried until that story. I read that lots of older boat have little leaks but I sure don't want to pop a rivet! I'll have to really patch this up. There is no accessing it unless I tear apart the floorboards.
I have a few rivets that leak a little bit but one that drips pretty consistently. I tried placing two part marine epoxy on it after cleaning and sanding the rivet but to no avail. It still leaks. Any advice? Im a little worried to take my boat out if it's actively leaking. I have a pump btw...
I'm trying to find that snap cover. I see I have channels in the top of the compartment so I could put two sliders in I guess. I like your design though. I have a lot of plywood lying around that I could flex seal and maybe it'll last...
