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Glad no one was hurt!
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leave hatches unlatched open no matter what boat you have, if you have to get out quick, easy terms.
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That blows!
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Damn tht sucks. Thankfully nobody was injured or worse.
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Can you ever get all of the water out of a boat after it's been on the bottom? Seems like it would soak into the coushins and make the boat slower and cause electrical gremlins.
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Originally Posted by Marginmn
(Post 2664031)
Can you ever get all of the water out of a boat after it's been on the bottom? Seems like it would soak into the coushins and make the boat slower and cause electrical gremlins.
Buddies Donzi sank last week at the dock and it was up and running next day and back in the water. |
Originally Posted by Audiofn
(Post 2664099)
In freshwater ussually no bad issues. Ya you are tossing your stereo and GPS and stuff ussually but the wiring survives fine and so do the engines as long as they are pickled fast enough.
Buddies Donzi sank last week at the dock and it was up and running next day and back in the water. |
What type of fluid would you use to pickle a gasoline engine? I've heard diesel guys pickle their motors with diesel fuel or kerosene.
Originally Posted by Audiofn
(Post 2664099)
In freshwater ussually no bad issues. Ya you are tossing your stereo and GPS and stuff ussually but the wiring survives fine and so do the engines as long as they are pickled fast enough.
Buddies Donzi sank last week at the dock and it was up and running next day and back in the water. |
Wow that sux,that and fire are my worst fears:(
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Originally Posted by Jigsaw89
(Post 2664381)
What type of fluid would you use to pickle a gasoline engine? I've heard diesel guys pickle their motors with diesel fuel or kerosene.
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