Any input guys on how to plug these so the cabin stays dry? its been raining for days over here and I am having the carpet replaced.... just dont want to install new carpet without fixing the draining issue...

thanks!

Mine gets water on the trailer when the front of the trailer is lower than the rear must always keep the bow high and I have no problem.

How about one of the rubber style freeze plugs that tighten with a nut? That way it is not permanent and should work, also makes for an easy install.

From what I know I think a lot of the water comes from the bow rails not being sealed. I just pulled all mine cleaned, buffed the bow and used 4200 to reseal them.

for what its worth, i found that the rubber plug for oil bath spindles fits perfectly into the holes with a good seal, easy in and out. was using rubber corks, but they would sometimes bounce out in rough water.

This in my opinion was a very bad design flaw.... the cockpit is high enough that those two rear drains should have been routed directly into the ENGINE BAY :(