Replacement fuel tanks
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Hello everyone,
I bought a project 36' Mirage Offshore and in the process of restoration I noticed corrosion on the tanks. I have pricing on replacement aluminum tanks but was curious if any alternative non-corrosive materials were suitable for this type of boat. Do they make any poly tanks large enough to fit this application?
I currently have 2-128 gal & 1-142 gal tank in need of replacement.
Thanks in advance for the replies!!!!
I bought a project 36' Mirage Offshore and in the process of restoration I noticed corrosion on the tanks. I have pricing on replacement aluminum tanks but was curious if any alternative non-corrosive materials were suitable for this type of boat. Do they make any poly tanks large enough to fit this application?
I currently have 2-128 gal & 1-142 gal tank in need of replacement.
Thanks in advance for the replies!!!!
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Thanks again for your reply,
All of the corrosion was on the outside of the tank. So I've ordered aluminum tanks but I am researching other methods of holding them in place other than OEM - Foam. Pockets had formed between foam and aluminum that held moisture in place. The original foam was soaked with gasoline and water mixture.
All of the corrosion was on the outside of the tank. So I've ordered aluminum tanks but I am researching other methods of holding them in place other than OEM - Foam. Pockets had formed between foam and aluminum that held moisture in place. The original foam was soaked with gasoline and water mixture.
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