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Old 28 December 2020, 01:11   #1
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New here but I have a novurania and there is always 1”-2” inches of water in the bilge area. Is this normal.
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Old 28 December 2020, 02:39   #2
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No, you have a leak somewhere. Put the boat on a trailer, add jack stands at all four corners, and fill it up like a bathtub. Look for leaks that way.

Don’t forget the jackstands, water weighs a lot and you could snap your trailer in half.
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Old 28 December 2020, 11:08   #3
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Assuming you’ve no big openings like for cables/pipes - as an alternative to office’s approach - which may confirm a leak but not where - make a fitting that connects a hose tightly to the drain bung hole and pump air in (needs volume/flow rather than high pressure) whilst thoroughly covering everything with soapy water - including the deck-hull join which often will mean soaping up the tubes.
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