offshoredrillin

the thing about the tanks on them is if they are original, they have a bump out that leaks, also on an incline original hoses will split so gas can run out of them, just be safe, fumes are nothing to mess with

dave krehbiel

Thanks, hopefully it is something as simple as a hose, but either way it will be fixed before it goes back on the lift.

cabin fever

Starting to think if it wasnt for bad luck we wouldnt have any luck at all.

Hope its something easy......and cheap. At least you will have a kick ass shop to work on it.

-shane.

dave krehbiel

Hey, Shane. I might have a place to work on it if the weather breaks and I can finish it.

dave krehbiel

Picture pretty much explains everything

ICDEDPPL

Good times

frickstyle

Dan, were you able to pull those up and out like that? Or did you have to remove the bulkhead in front of the engine and pull them out the rear? (It may be different in a "gun")

offshoredrillin

when mine were done at Rage Powerboats

1MOSES1

dave krehbiel

Offshore, I see you did not put the bump out back in your new tanks, how much volume did you loose. Also, where was the leak, was it rot, or a broken weld. My glass guy says depending where the leak is, he may just want to do the one tank, but I am going to tell him to both. I am so sick about this, that I only want to do this once.