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Old 06-11-2006, 11:39 AM
GradySailfish GradySailfish is offline
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Default Re: 1978 20 Master Angler Restoration

Roger, thanks for the reply. Interestingly enough I was seriously considering replacing the tank with a smaller one. The main reason is becasue I might be able to get a surplus brand new 48 or 55 gallon tank at a really good price. I'm not sure if the deal will go through, but I'll stop by the local welding shop. I looked at my tank yesterday in good daylight and realized its pitted too severly to be reused!

I wanted to move a smaller tank foward to help offset the balance of the 4 stroke (heavier motor) I intend to power the boat with. My plan was to move the batteries to under the console seat.

Well guys, I think today I'll start cutting into the deck. If not today then Wednesday. Wish me luck. I'll be leaving a lip of almost 2 inches outside the little channel. That way when I grind and tie the new deck into the old there will be enough room for a new bond.
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