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Would you happen to have a photo of a V- Notch P/U and screen?
Vezo, Part II |
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Pm me your number and I`ll text one to you. |
I like 3/8 ID aluminum tubes with an upside down V in the bottom of the tube.
This allows flow if you pick up a leaf of drop a piece of foil in the tank. I have not posted many pics in a good while now. I have a battery back up case on my phone and the port is only for charging. Grrr. I took it apart when I first got it and broke a cheap tab so I am afraid of doing more damage. Tank is out and fill hose as well. The coffin is wet so a new one will be made next week as friends are visiting from Vahmont this weekend. Zig only wants a Sailfish, Swordfish, and a Wahoo. No problem.....hah. |
I am considering making some tanks from fiberglass (an entirely new topic :)) but I am looking for a supplier for aluminum tanknow fittings. Fittings will be welded to mounting plates that will go on the glass tanks. Can anyone point me to a fittings supplier? Need pick up, vent/fill, and a sender plate.
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Bill`s grandfather worked w the CG to develop the standards of production to abyc back in the early 60`s. |
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As have fibers. Much like composites. I`m sure Shine is way ahead of me, but others read these posts and I try to make folks think and evaluate choices as I have learned the hard way thinking I was ahead of the curve. You have much to offer here as well. I think Don Herman`s resin is a cool 1,000 clams per barrel. Isophthalic or some such stuff. Novolac epoxy or vinylester might also work well. Cheers, GFS |
As we dig,we find. Seems the slacker deck needs some putty to fill some voids
between stringers and the deck. |
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