Grand Larsony
Petty Officer 1st Class
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1989 Sundancer 300. Probably same anchor locker configuration as various Sea Rays 1984+.
I've known about this issue since purchase but finally had enough. There is no drain for the hatch channel around the anchor locker hatch, and no drain for the anchor locker itself. The hatch itself does have a gasket but water from the channel will definitely leak into the locker if not drained.
Found about 4 gallons in there this weekend (my anchor was floating!).
To make things worse, there was slight seepage from the anchor locker into the forward berth area, leaving stains on my headliner and mattresses.
Anyone tackle this issue yet? It looks really tight in there and I don't want to go cutting holes in my boat just yet.
One thought is to use rhino-liner in the anchor locker as a way to reduce or eliminate seepage into the cabin. Another thought is to install a drain for the channel around the hatch cover.
Getting a proper drain installed for the anchor locker is the right fix... but the most challenging.
Anybody have experience with this issue?
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1989 Sea Ray 300 Sundancer
Irondequoit Bay, Rochester, NY
I've known about this issue since purchase but finally had enough. There is no drain for the hatch channel around the anchor locker hatch, and no drain for the anchor locker itself. The hatch itself does have a gasket but water from the channel will definitely leak into the locker if not drained.
Found about 4 gallons in there this weekend (my anchor was floating!).
To make things worse, there was slight seepage from the anchor locker into the forward berth area, leaving stains on my headliner and mattresses.
Anyone tackle this issue yet? It looks really tight in there and I don't want to go cutting holes in my boat just yet.
One thought is to use rhino-liner in the anchor locker as a way to reduce or eliminate seepage into the cabin. Another thought is to install a drain for the channel around the hatch cover.
Getting a proper drain installed for the anchor locker is the right fix... but the most challenging.
Anybody have experience with this issue?
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1989 Sea Ray 300 Sundancer
Irondequoit Bay, Rochester, NY