Lake erie winter blues / pics and vids
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04-22-2020, 11:03 AM
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Tim - Yes they were dry. I did the math on my new tanks. Old tanks - 112 gal each, new tanks 113 gal. Made them 10" shorter and 1.5" taller so they are now serviceable. Meaning, you don't have to;
1. Cut the tanks in half to remove them in pieces, or;
2. Cut the helm / bulkhead up to slide them forward, up and out.
Just unscrew the floor, disconnect a few things and wa-laa!
What a winter project it's been (for Dave!)! (Still not over)
1. Cut the tanks in half to remove them in pieces, or;
2. Cut the helm / bulkhead up to slide them forward, up and out.
Just unscrew the floor, disconnect a few things and wa-laa!
What a winter project it's been (for Dave!)! (Still not over)
04-22-2020, 12:44 PM
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The donzi is still in storage have only seen it once this winter to look for the wifes hair dryer. Maybe i will get it back home one of these days
04-22-2020, 02:23 PM
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04-22-2020, 02:27 PM
#2519
Tim - Yes they were dry. I did the math on my new tanks. Old tanks - 112 gal each, new tanks 113 gal. Made them 10" shorter and 1.5" taller so they are now serviceable. Meaning, you don't have to;
1. Cut the tanks in half to remove them in pieces, or;
2. Cut the helm / bulkhead up to slide them forward, up and out.
Just unscrew the floor, disconnect a few things and wa-laa!
What a winter project it's been (for Dave!)! (Still not over)
1. Cut the tanks in half to remove them in pieces, or;
2. Cut the helm / bulkhead up to slide them forward, up and out.
Just unscrew the floor, disconnect a few things and wa-laa!
What a winter project it's been (for Dave!)! (Still not over)
so you literally have replaced everything on that boat. Can’t even imagine the money you spent.
