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Very cool. How would you say this project went as far as:
- cost? - difficulty? I believe my tank is 11 years old now. I think I'm doing this project next Spring.
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'84 V20 Cuddy, "J-Bird" w/ 150 Merc "Be a liver, not a spleen." |
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factory 60 gal. fuel tank was $500.00 plus 100 for s/h from perry fla. to yankeetown. fl.
$110.00 for a gal. of cold tar epoxy from grainger. about $100 for the 1/2 thick starboard board pieces from boat outfitter. removing the tank was a PITA, I cut the top of the tank with a cutting wheel and wrapped a heavy strap around the back wall and it rip it out partial. i had to cut holes into bottom of tank with a hole cutter to weaken it enough to put out |
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here are some photos of the fuel tank removal
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photos
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Wow. My tank isn't the factory original. It's like 11 years old, so I'm hoping its not as horrible to remove when the time comes. Thanks for all the pics.
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'84 V20 Cuddy, "J-Bird" w/ 150 Merc "Be a liver, not a spleen." |
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your welcome, the foam surrounding the tank is the killer, its a PITA to remove and its damaging to the tank because it holds moisture.
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Been there done that, not fun. Worth the peace of mind though.
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1985 Wellcraft V-20, Evinrude ETEC 150: SOLD 1979 Marine Trader 44, twin Ford Lehman 120s 2006 Panga 14, Tohatsu 20 |
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