Mike,
Dave asked a key question. I just want to highlight it and ask for some
more info.
When do you see the leak? Is it continuous or intermittent? If
intermittent, after a rain event?
Is the boat in the water or on the hard?
--
Dennis C.
Touche' 35-1 #83
Mandeville, LA
On Tue, Jan 19,
So, with no damage evident, the water is either coming through the keel/hull
joint, and migrating along the keel bolt up into the space where the putty
fills the forward part of the keel stub. (Which is why i say to check the
torque...). OR - water, When it does get into the sump (rain, whateve
So there is some water that comes down the mast. But the mast sits in a
metal box. I sealed the bottom with silicone, drilled a hole in the aft
side and ran a tube into the bilge. So any water that comes down the mast
runs directly into the bilge.
Somehow water is getting into the keel stub itsel
Mike - I see you did the Bristol repair.
You mention that the water comes from the ‘bilge wall’ which I take to mean the
plywood partition at the forward end of the keel sump. If so, is it leaking
out of the holes drilled for the bilge pump hose clamps? (This obviously means
water is in the f
You can see a seep? That’s not good.
From: Michael Crombie via CnC-List
Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2021 3:48 PM
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Subject: Stus-List Re: Bilge leak
But in my case the water is actually seeping in through the bilge wall not
running down into the bilge
Most of the water accumulating in my bilge is rain water working its way down
the mast.
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I'm at a complete loss for ideas on this and would like to
No salt water in Toronto.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2021 3:37 PM
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Mike,
The first thing to check is if the water is salt water or “fresh" water. If
it’s fresh water, check your hatches
So will the proverbial "water in the mast" (which I still can't comprehend)...;
Richard
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From: Adam Ha
But in my case the water is actually seeping in through the bilge wall not
running down into the bilge
On Tue, Jan 19, 2021, 3:36 PM Adam Hayden via CnC-List, <
cnc-list@cnc-list.com> wrote:
> Hey Mike
>
> I have a similar issue. Just remember that all moisture eventually ends
> up in the bilge.
Mike,
The first thing to check is if the water is salt water or “fresh" water. If
it’s fresh water, check your hatches and windows for leaks, as well as all of
the places where you have deck controls attached to the boat (it could be a
leak in one of your jib tracks or the traveler or along you
Hey Mike
I have a similar issue. Just remember that all moisture eventually ends up in
the bilge. I think your boat guy meant that if the hatches are leaking the
water will end up there.
Adam
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I'm at a complete loss for ideas on this and would like to ask the group
for some suggestions.
I have had my C&C 33 mkii for 6 years now. There has always been a small
leak in the bilge, i.e. water is actually seeping in through the forward
bilge wall about half-way down.
The bilge is about 2 fe
A trusted friend has a Yanmar 3GM30F available (he's going all electric).
I've bonded with our C&C 30 MKI Atomic 4, but diesel and a little more oomph
into a headwind and big water is appealing. Does anyone have an experience
with swapping the A4 to this model of Yanmar?
David J. Morris,
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