Water trapped between hull and ski locker subfloor

[wolfeman131]

I agree with Daze on what your issue is. Some folks have used clear silicone to seal around the docking lights to stop this from happening.

[jmvotto]

They dont silicone the docking lights below the water line. Hmnn i just put a 650 in the bow,hope they dont leak

[wolfeman131]

they will leak. get some clear silicone on them now or be ready for some water in the bow.

[jmvotto]

Thanks. Good to know.

[hans]

I check my ski locker today and it appear that my boat, a lsv 2011, has the same issue. I called the dealer and they said that it should drain when the boat has the bow high. I ve tried it and the water doesn t drain.

Is there other people with 2011 or 2012 moomba with the same issue? I don t think sc fixed it for the newer model.

[jmvotto]

I thought they fixed this in the 2009 or 2010 modl years.

[hans]

I thought they fixed this in the 2009 or 2010 modl years.

Maybe it is just my boat...........It is almost freezing here so I have to remove this water soon

[yz 2smoke]

I have a center drain plug that will get most of the water out. You still have to raise and lower the bow and suck it out with a shop vac.

[hans]

I have a center drain plug that will get most of the water out. You still have to raise and lower the bow and suck it out with a shop vac.

Ok, does your boat came with a drain plug or you added it? And where is the drain plug...more in the front or in the back? In my boat the water seems to be more in the front.

I ve let the bow up all night and it still has water in the front.

Thanks for your help

[jmvotto]

Ok, does your boat came with a drain plug or you added it? And where is the drain plug...more in the front or in the back? In my boat the water seems to be more in the front.

I ve let the bow up all night and it still has water in the front.

Thanks for your help

http://www.moomba.com/mobiuslsv/

pic 10 under photos in the center of the boat small 3 by 3" small metal pull tab for access to the plug

also one in the rear, most water should drain into the area that wont reach the bilge.