One of the exhaust manifolds cracked without anyone's knowledge until the floor got squishy. Got the boat back to the slip and on the hoist. I need to get it back on the trailer and to the shop for a permanent fix but does anyone have a suggestion for a temporary fix to keep the water out while idling from the slip to the trailer?
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"a what? i can['t] say/spell/pronounce that word..." - wannabewakeboarder
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Will the bilge pump keep up? If not. How about a bilge pump and fat sac pump.
You could try that self fusing repair tape.
You SHOULDN'T temporarly re-route or block off the water hoses leading to the riser. They cool the riser/manifold/exhaust so things nearby don't melt.
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I was looking for a temporary patch, not rerouting. Thanks for the advice."a what? i can['t] say/spell/pronounce that word..." - wannabewakeboarder
"the plural of boo is booze."Comment
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I had the same problem, and used marine epoxy from Lowes. Thought it was going to be temporary, but worked so well I just left it on there. Zero problems so far.Comment
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He's not kidding. Search for my thread about mighty putty. The stuff Lucky is talking about is the same stuff. You can find it at wal-mart.Originally posted by chpthril View Post
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I had a hole the size of a quarter in my muffler and I patched it with this stuff. Has worked great. No drips anywhere around it.
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