DavisAR195
Jetboaters Lieutenant
- Messages
- 685
- Reaction score
- 708
- Points
- 167
- Location
- Happy Valley, Or
- Boat Make
- MasterCraft
- Year
- 2019
- Boat Model
- Other
- Boat Length
- 22
Over the last summer I started noticing the carpet was getting wet in my rear storage compartments on both sides of the engine. I really started noticing it when we were wakeboarding and wake surfing with the ballast bag on the rear swim deck. After looking at different threads people said it could be 1 of 3 things.
#1 Leaking rub rail
#2 Leaking rear push in cleat
#3 Rear cup holders on the swim deck
After taking the rub rail off the top and bottom seams are completely sealed. The rear cleat although it is low it's never below the water line. So I started looking into the cup holders on the swim deck which often get filled with water and draining into the haul. After removing the cup holder I noticed the water drains into a section that does not drain down into the haul (due to a hump) and then absorbs in the carpet.
Fix:
2 - 3 feet sections of 3/4 hose
2 - 1" clamps
Connect the 3/4" hose on the nipple of the cup holder and route the lines over the hump into the haul and zipped tied at various points to prevent the hose from moving around.
#1 Leaking rub rail
#2 Leaking rear push in cleat
#3 Rear cup holders on the swim deck
After taking the rub rail off the top and bottom seams are completely sealed. The rear cleat although it is low it's never below the water line. So I started looking into the cup holders on the swim deck which often get filled with water and draining into the haul. After removing the cup holder I noticed the water drains into a section that does not drain down into the haul (due to a hump) and then absorbs in the carpet.
Fix:
2 - 3 feet sections of 3/4 hose
2 - 1" clamps
Connect the 3/4" hose on the nipple of the cup holder and route the lines over the hump into the haul and zipped tied at various points to prevent the hose from moving around.