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Gulfstream
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Full length view of the finished floor. Notice the cutout for access to the tank filler neck, air vent and sending unit. This was the source of my rot problem. Any water coming down the deck to the bilge would enter the gas tank bay. There was no way for the water to get out.
I will build a dam (material to be determined) so that any water coming down the deck will be diverted around the cutout and into the bilge. The dam will be inside the motor dog house so you won't see it or trip on it.
Should any water enter the bay, my drainage system will let it run over the top of the tank then over the sides of the tank into my vertical drain holes, down to and thru the laterals under the tank then out through the passage way running under the tank and emptying into the bilge.
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