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Old 05-20-2005, 05:56 AM
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Fuel Tank problem on 01 Logic solved
Just wanted you guys to know that that we fiqured it out and it was one of the six inch screws used to hold down the edges of the deck plate got screwed into the tank lol. The boat had been in the shop five weeks ago to get a new fuel sender and replace the control cables they took the plate out and forgot where that one screw went. I guess they will be more carfull when using power drills lol. Needless to say I am happy I get to go fishing next weekend.
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Good To Hear It Was Human Error And Not Structual. Although Any Error Is Not A Good Deal.
Rule Of Thumb For 210cc Owners === Long Screws Always Go On The Outside Of Anything You Screw Down ESPECIALLY On The
Rear Deck Cover===
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How did you fix the leak? The tank is not repairable. It's crosslink polyethylene, very strong stuff.


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How did you fix the leak? The tank is not repairable. It's crosslink polyethylene, very strong stuff.


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Havent fixed it need to find a 85gal? replacment do you know where I can find?
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Mac, WE HAVE "STUFF" give me a call 919-732-7377


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Good To Hear It Was Human Error And Not Structual. Although Any Error Is Not A Good Deal.
Rule Of Thumb For 210cc Owners === Long Screws Always Go On The Outside Of Anything You Screw Down ESPECIALLY On The
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ditto, i agree
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All I can say is you are the Man Thanks for all your help.

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If You Dont Need 85 Gallons To Get The Range You Fish In I Would See If Dick Has A Seventy Instead. By Doing This You Can Put A Bottom Drain In The Livewell Instead Of Having It Run On The Deck And Re Plumb The Bilge Hose So It Dont Rest On The S.s Strap That Runs In The Middle Of The Bilge And There Would Be More Room To Put An Extra Bilge Pump . I Want My 85 Out So Bad I Cant Stand It ,but It Is More Work And Cost Than I Want To Undertake At This Time
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this picture of osprey's boat and you will show you how much more room you get for 15 gallons less gas going with a 70 gal tank.
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If You Dont Need 85 Gallons To Get The Range You Fish In I Would See If Dick Has A Seventy Instead. By Doing This You Can Put A Bottom Drain In The Livewell Instead Of Having It Run On The Deck And Re Plumb The Bilge Hose So It Dont Rest On The S.s Strap That Runs In The Middle Of The Bilge And There Would Be More Room To Put An Extra Bilge Pump . I Want My 85 Out So Bad I Cant Stand It ,but It Is More Work And Cost Than I Want To Undertake At This Time
An adverage day ofshore for me is 100miles plus. I am going back with the 86 gal tank but the room would be nice. Thanks for all the info this does help me make better decisions. Mack
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