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Old 04-10-2002, 09:48 PM
Scott Scott is offline
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Default Re: Fuel tank replacement

Briguy
I would venture a guess that just about everyone on this site has removed or come close to removing the tank....I'm in the middle of replacing the tank right now just have to give them the dimensions of the new tank (old was 100)

The new boats come through with 135...I'm looking to go 120 or there abouts. Removing the console for me was very easy...remove all the screws and it lifts right up (well so to speak)....of course nothing is attached underneath the console on mine either.....

I think I might have a new tank built...they dont cost that much and you would have a new tank....if the old tank isnt that old talk to a tank builder on the feasibility of making yours smaller....depends on how much life you feel you have in the current tank...

Oh yeah my biggest problem getting the tank out was trying to remove the foam inbetween the stringers and the tank.....that was a pain in the neck big time!!!
Scott

[ April 10, 2002, 08:56 PM: Message edited by: Scott ]
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