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Originally Posted by yesndeed
has anyone ever seen this: I was looking at the underside of my bow and noticed a little hole, about the size of a pencil. it has smooth sides almost like it was drilled all the way into the foam, but the foam was level with the hull almost like it was a defect before the foam was installed! mind you ived owned the boat for 2 years and have never seen this but i have to be upside down to get the right angle...i filled it up with a small bit of rule but im really shook up! the boat cetainly does not perform as though it has water in the hull. anyone have any advice?
thanks,
will
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Yesndeed I heard about a 190 earlier this week that had been sold with some holes drilled into the hull that had not been repaired. It seems that there was a problem with water in the hull at some point and some one had drilled holes into the hull to allow the water to drain from the foam area then did not repair them. From what I understand the holes drilled to drain the hulls can be repaired with no problem. There is a possibilty of the hole you are talking about came from something similar since you said it appeared to be drilled. I suggest taking it to a dealer (if possible) and let him check on it for you. After all it has a lifetime warranty.
