[Public-List] fuel tank

[David Terrell]

Jacques

I have 432 and had the same problem. The tank was about 12 US gallons 
and  replaced it with a similar size tempo tank. I did not do the work 
because that was above my body flexibility level as well as my pay 
grade. My recollection is that  it was not anchored very well and came 
out  easily on the port side after all the wood dividers were removed 
and the sail locker cleaned out. The new one went in the same way. I am 
sure that  tempo was bought out by Moeller. On page 588 of the west 
marine catalogue there is a low profile tank model # 8978439 (2 4.5 L x 
18.5 W x  7.25 H). USD 194.99. These numbers sound identical to mine. I 
can measure and report if you like.

David, Scholarship II, 432


On Thu, Jul 18, 2013 at 4:13 PM, Gordon Laco wrote:

> Hi Gordon
>
> That's what we did.
> Gord#426 Surprise
>
> On 2013-07-18, at 3:13 PM, gordon white <gewhite at crosslink.net> wrote:
>
>> If the steering is in the way of getting the old tank out and a new 
>> onein, maybe you could put a tank in one of the cockpit lockers. My 
>> boat has its tank in the starboard locker, i fact it has two separate 
>> tanks there witheach their own filters and fillernecks.
>>
>> - Gordon White, /Brigadoon II/
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