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Not sure how low in the bilge you can go to fit this, but maybe it might fit.
$90- it is worth a look. Once it stops snowing and I pull a tank, I will see how much depth there is to be had. http://greatlakesskipper.com/product...-gas-tank.html |
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too tall I believe, I have one of My old tanks out I can measure, Ill go by and post the dimensions later today. Its shaped similar to this tank with the beveled corners on the bottom , both tanks had corroded completly through half way up the sides where the wet foam was , heres a photo of how bad mine looked,
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The inner stringers are the forward extension of the engine beds on a single I/O. In order to fit a 15"+ tall tank in there, it will have to fit between the inner stringers. If the stringers are more than 29 5/8" apart, it may just work. You can probably measure between the engine beds in the engine compartment to see where you stand. Dave
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