Built by Bangor Punta Marine she has two "plastic" water tanks75 gal each. They have been "repaired before I bought her and have now split beyond repair. Guess I will have to cut up to get out of below center cockpit--BUT any idea as to how to replace. Thanks for any help. nmemse@att.net
Water Tanks
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Water Bladders
It may be best to go with the bladders. Shame to have to but people I've spoken with that have done this tell me this is the best way to go unless you want to do major cutting and glass work.
It may be best to go with the bladders. Shame to have to but people I've spoken with that have done this tell me this is the best way to go unless you want to do major cutting and glass work.
Buddy,
I have a 32 ODay center cockpit and I have storage under the seats in the cockpit and at the bottom of these are covers that give acess to the engine room,now I was able to remove the rest of the floor of this storage locker and R&R the tanks out the opening,make sure the tank will fit the opening of the seat opening cause that is glass and you can't cut it.Another option is out the bulkhead in the aft cabin? I'm pretty sure the 37 and 32 are close in design and I have replaced fuel and water tanks ya might have to put smaller tanks in.
I have a 32 ODay center cockpit and I have storage under the seats in the cockpit and at the bottom of these are covers that give acess to the engine room,now I was able to remove the rest of the floor of this storage locker and R&R the tanks out the opening,make sure the tank will fit the opening of the seat opening cause that is glass and you can't cut it.Another option is out the bulkhead in the aft cabin? I'm pretty sure the 37 and 32 are close in design and I have replaced fuel and water tanks ya might have to put smaller tanks in.
Thanks but to the rear I have a head and no room--foward is a bulkhead and then the nav. ares. Looks like cut up then use a bladder as someone suggested.
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