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Unread 03-18-2008, 04:21 PM
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Like said above clean and dry the bilge and then look for signs of a leak?? If you find nothing then you could get the tank pressure tested to find out for sure.
If you have to take it out, its not going to be fun!! Lots of work and a new 60 gal tank will be $500+ so if you don't have a need for 60 gal you might want to ck out the 40 gal thats a nice price!!!!!
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CAREFUL about the pressure test. Usually 3-5 psi is all the pressure added to check for a good tank.
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