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Greetings,
Well we did it, plunked down a deposit on this 2019 25SC, chock-full of options with only 70 hrs. a real cream puff, we take delivery next Wednesday.
This will be our first saltwater boat and first Cobalt.

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Hey S5. So glad you found us.

Great pic. I like that blue bump out line near the stern.

And welcome aboard mate!

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just purchased 2019 23SC 100 hrs. Can you find the bilge pump or is it hidden behind the fuel tank under a square plank. All I see are the wires and drain pipe. Access seems difficult if checking for any issues when taking on water like a stuck float. Any input? . ALso Is all deck / cockpit drainage directed to bilge . Only thing I see going overboard is the anchor locker drain site in the bow. There was a plug in one side of the rear cockpit drains and we were filling up during a downpour, I stuck my finger in to find a temporary plug and removed it. Presumably all went to bilge pump for discharge. Curious why no direct deck discharge overboard without the bilge pump needed.

Welcome to the Cobalt family. I too have a 25SC new in '21. We love the boat. For what we do - mostly anchor, float, eat and drink, and the occasional water sports, it's perfect. You can find us on the Metedeconk, F Cove, B-2 Bistro in Bayville, Cattus Island and mostly off Herring Island by Bay Head just enjoying the water and views. You are going to love the 25SC. Cheers!

AsLan7 wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 8:02 pm I like that blue bump out line near the stern.

(It’s a swim deck. )

Beautiful 25SC, Santanig5. We were looking hard for one just like that, but an R7 fell in our lap, and we couldn’t say no.

Zuul wrote: ↑Sun Nov 05, 2023 3:22 pm

AsLan7 wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 8:02 pm I like that blue bump out line near the stern.

(It’s a swim deck. )

This line NEAR the stern that flows into the swim (deck) platform. It’s a very cool bump out that you don’t see on many boats.

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