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Old 02-11-2005, 08:41 AM
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Default Re: 23' FUEL TANK SIZE

I installed a 120 gal on my 76-77 CC SeaCraft a few years ago outside measurements were 84x28x12 that gives you 120 from the outside measurements and approx 118 inside true gal capacity. I fits perfect and balances the boat better as well. The back of my tank is located just approx 3” in front of where the stringers take that 90 degree turn to the port and starboard going forward to where the door on the CC opens. Which leaves you that big hatch in front of the CC Door still available for stuff. I also moved my live well forward from the transom to the area in the bilge behind the tank there the newer SeaCrafts have their live well. All in all it balanced out the boat and for me maid it more efficient for space. I paid approx $600 for the tank then re did the deck where the tank firs on and changed the hoses and fillers as well. On my 225 Yamaha EFI I have approx 250 to 300 miles range.
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