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I just Purchased a 1979 J-30. The limber holes seem way too small to drain. Any thoughts or experience on enlarging.
Thanks Loren
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On my 1981 modle there are 2 holes in the moulded bottom section where the engion cover fit into. These were too small to drain the engion compartmemt fleer when the boat heeled .So I drilled them larger APPROX 7/16, I only went thru the moulded part about 3/8 thick or so . If kept clear they drain quit well. If these are limber holes then this may help.If not indicate what limber holes are.
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