Water in your nose.......cone

Well, I can hear the water. But the nose cones are sealed. So, all you metal working Tim the tool man types, tell me if this would work.

A. I drill a hole about 1/2 inch big and **** the water out with a shop vac.
B. I goes to a aluminum welding shop, and have them weld over the whole about a 1 ich long pice of thick walled, and threaded aluminum tube.
c. I sticks me a PVC pipe plug in the threaded tube now attached to the nose cone.

I figure I'd now have a port to pressure test, and to get water out in the future. Any pro's or cons?

Any chance of the extended port being hit on rocks or a log while running?

[quote=hurricanebob;390151]well, i can hear the water. But the nose cones are sealed. So, all you metal working tim the tool man types, tell me if this would work.

A. I drill a hole about 1/2 inch big and **** the water out with a shop vac.
B. I goes to a aluminum welding shop, and have them weld over the whole about a 1 ich long pice of thick walled, and threaded aluminum tube.
C. I sticks me a pvc pipe plug in the threaded tube now attached to the nose cone.

I figure i'd now have a port to pressure test, and to get water out in the future. Any pro's or cons?[/quote]

do not forget that is where you put the nitrous oxide