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Old 11-06-2010, 11:16 AM
Islandtrader Islandtrader is offline
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Default Floor Check

I think I have had my floor panels done for a good year or two but hesitate to epoxy them down because I think I am forgetting something...however it is getting closer.

Painted both gas tanks with Tile Clad epoxy paint and put 1/4 inch Azek runners on the bottom.






When checking the forward tank I found out that it rocked too much (v-type tank) and I had to pull it out and take it back to the welder and put some side tabs on it.

New tabs.





Three way valve for 2 tanks.



Misc. fish box, cooler and shower hose connections.









Then I did a little wiring using these neat little wire tie holders.





Now I remembered that I am going to use pedestal type seats, so floor out again and beef up the area of attachment.



Lay floors back down, see if fuel lines fit in openings.



Now doing a final check I discover that the bulk head is in the way of thru bolting the engine box hinges. So a little grinding and sanding...this should work.



Finally check out the Foam Flotation.



Floors should be going attached in the next couple of weeks. So if you see something that stands out that I missed please let me know.

Then it will be back to sanding and fairing again.
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