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too much weight on the back of a boat and having the deck drains go down under the water
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Take an older boat like a 17 or something like that, that's got a 70 horse two stroke
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The weight of the four stroke is generally going to sink the bottom of the boat down
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in the water. A lot of times it puts the deck drains under the water, which creates a problem
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The plugs out when it's at the dock, the rain will go out. If you're out there and you're fishing, if you're pulling fish in the boat and you're
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spraying the blood off, you're putting a lot of water in the boat. If you are out there snorkeling, diving, any of that stuff, when you get spray that
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comes in over the boat, you're going to have water in the boat
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When you're actually using the boat, it's also an issue there. But if you look at the older whalers and stuff like that, I mean, whaler's probably the best
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one to use. All those boats had that transom with the big cutout and it had that splash well in there
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They were always getting water in there. So if you're out fishing or something like that and you're standing in the back of the
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boat, the back of those boats were always wet and it only had a little lip on the back
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of the boat. Because you'd have to always be in driving in order to get the water to flow to the back
