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Unread 06-04-2010, 07:08 PM
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Default Fuel tank replacement

I have a 1988 v20 steplift and repowered it with a Yamaha f150 2 years ago. Now I need to replace the fuel tank It has a factory Inca FO6008 plastic tank. Called them today but they won't sell to the public or to any marine dealer. Can anyone help me find a replacement tank?

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Unread 06-04-2010, 08:40 PM
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Here are a few sites...
http://www.themarineconnection.net/index.html
http://www.rdsaluminum.com/
www.fpmarine.com
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i believe the second site nymack has listed is the original manufactor of the aluminum tanks that were oem.
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Thanks I have asked RDS for a quote. Speedy tanks .com as quoted an epoxy coated aluminum tank. My polyethelene tank was only strapped down and not foamed-in. Is it necessary to foam-n an al tank?
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Thanks I have asked RDS for a quote. Speedy tanks .com as quoted an epoxy coated aluminum tank. My polyethelene tank was only strapped down and not foamed-in. Is it necessary to foam-n an al tank?

No...not necessary to foam a fuel tank in...as a matter of fact it's shown to be detrimental to the life of the tank, particularly if it's a foamed in aluminum tank...secure it good and be sure there are no contact points/areas where constant vibration will wear thu and be sure to ground it, not only to the electrical system, but also back to the fuel-filler cap...that way you no go POOF!!...
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Check Capt pete post.He replaced his tank with a Moeller part #032555.
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