The boat is pretty much swamped. You really have to click on the top
image to see how bad it is. We had some heavy, heavy thunderstorms
Saturday night and my boat was parked on the beach. We were having a
good time in the club house and I didn't even think that the boat might
fill up with water but it did. I should have pulled the plug in the back
of the cockpit and let is self bail while it rained but I didn't.
In
the top picture I thought I was going to be okay and not have any water
in the hull because the cover was on tight but I was wrong. The boat
must have filled up enough to overflow into the hull. I didn't take the
cover off to check until after the second picture and the boat was on
the trailer. I probably had 20 - 30 gallons in the boat. There is no
plug to drain the hull in my boat. I am not sure if that is a feature of
all Sea Pearls but I can tell you that it sucked. I had to first bail
with a small bucket and then use a towel. Probably 30 - 40 minutes to
get the majority of the water out of the boat. Next time I will keep a
siphon hose around. Long term I will be adding a plug.
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