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Sanding the first coat of Gel Coat looks great but I am going to apply a final coat of Gel and Duratec after this is completed.
   Lots of sanding dust still on it, my bad I did not wipe it off before these pictures were taken Remove the old aluminum tanks (not shown) lo and behold full of holes. This is the replacement tank  Notice the cut in the deck? I will gel back in just like I did on the Transom when I remove the skin..   Replacing with a Tank I brought from Craigslist for thirty bucks of course it’s about two inches long, I cut a desk to insert it an will re-gel it back in. I did notice the fuel feed is towards the bow, so I can only go ¼ tank of fuel if not I stall getting up on a plane? 
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10-27-2008, 06:52 AM
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Why not turn the tank around so fill is in back?...
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10-27-2008, 08:20 AM
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I will go with your idea very good, thanks
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10-27-2008, 10:57 AM
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here's an idea, why not make a replacement pickup for the existing location that goes all the way to the back? Use aluminum tubing, remove the existing pickup, replace it with a new long one that goes to the back corner. Shouldn't be much difference than running a long piece of hose from teh pickup fwd before routing it back to the engine. Just a thought
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