GA_Boater
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Rikkie Why did you start a new thread 25 minutes after asking the same in question in this thread?
You will have a mess on your hands if you fill the hull with water high enough to get the deck wet. Not because the wood gets wet, it's all the foam used for flotation can be soaked and it never dries out. Also the weight of the water can damage the trailer as Grub said.
Do you know the hull leaks or are you trying to fix any leaks you may have?
You will have a mess on your hands if you fill the hull with water high enough to get the deck wet. Not because the wood gets wet, it's all the foam used for flotation can be soaked and it never dries out. Also the weight of the water can damage the trailer as Grub said.
Do you know the hull leaks or are you trying to fix any leaks you may have?