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Re: Hello, this is my first post 10 months 1 week ago #24611

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Joe,

Hard to tell by your photo (from other post), but I'm guessing that is a factory formed opening. Later model Glasspars were actually produced by Larsen Boats, and possible they changed the design.

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After you sprayed it down, did all the water come out of your transom thru-hull drain?

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You may have to tilt your boat bow/trailer to get all of the water out of there. Parking on a steep incline works also, but I leave my truck connected to the trailer then.

George
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Re: Hello, this is my first post 10 months 1 week ago #24612

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glassparman wrote:
My 1961 del Mar had a small round hole with a plastic plug. I believe it was from the factory. It was up forward in the bunk area.

Michael

Michael,

Our 1965 Sedan has a small inspection port (maybe 2" diameter) in the cabin floor area. Also with plastic plug. I wonder if these were factory installed??

George
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Re: Hello, this is my first post 10 months 1 week ago #24614

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George,
Thank you for taking the time to show me those pics.
I went ahead and power washed the floor, and I ran water up into that hole that you circled. Took a minute, but it did eventually come out of the drain hole in the transom.
So I am very happy about that, now I know that any water that gets up there will eventually end up at the drain.

Thanks
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