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<blockquote data-quote="200racing" data-source="post: 280479" data-attributes="member: 5383"><p>if you want to check for leaks you can just siphon the water out after.</p><p></p><p>i personally couldnt imagine having a boat without one. not only is it handy it is a safety feature.</p><p> either using a bucket or a bilge pump. leave your bucket at home or let your battery die at your up the creek. in a emergency you can drain water out of a boat by getting on plane then removing the plug.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="200racing, post: 280479, member: 5383"] if you want to check for leaks you can just siphon the water out after. i personally couldnt imagine having a boat without one. not only is it handy it is a safety feature. either using a bucket or a bilge pump. leave your bucket at home or let your battery die at your up the creek. in a emergency you can drain water out of a boat by getting on plane then removing the plug. [/QUOTE]
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