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  • FP10
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    Yep you get irritated easy...

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  • FP10
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    Yep...I've got to deal with you on this board!!

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  • Gilbert
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    Originally posted by FP10 View Post
    If it has a pu**y or a propellar you are going to have problems with it!!



    is that what's wrong with you?

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  • H.Maier
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    Originally posted by FP10 View Post
    If it has a pu**y or a propellar you are going to have problems with it!!
    Talk about hitting the nail on the head. Bust out another thousand in either case.

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  • FP10
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    If it has a pu**y or a propellar you are going to have problems with it!!

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  • H.Maier
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    Originally posted by Curmudgeon View Post
    It still sux. Sorry Henry.
    X2. Mine's broke too.

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  • plugger
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    Originally posted by S-troop View Post
    Sorry too hear Henry... BOAT - Break Out Another Thousand.


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    Yeah , my wife is not happy . She's always chirping about how something always needs to be repaired on the boat .
    I will find out eventually as to the cause of the leak but as of now they suspect electrolysis erosion of the metal . The same thing that can occur to your outboard if you don't have a sacrificial anode on the outboard .

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  • S-troop
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    Sorry too hear Henry... BOAT - Break Out Another Thousand.


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  • Curmudgeon
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    Originally posted by plugger View Post
    They would have to cut up my deck to access the tank to patch or replace . If patched , another spot may leak . The new tank is a stronger , heavier gauge than the original . Yes , I was blessed to have it leak there rather than in my storage or catch fire on the water .
    It still sux. Sorry Henry.

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  • plugger
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    Originally posted by SCHU View Post
    too bad they couldnt patch it. I patched one i had with fiberglass and it worked out well. Of course, i wasnt 'in the business"...
    good thing they found it instead of you in the water and it could have been a lot worse.
    They would have to cut up my deck to access the tank to patch or replace . If patched , another spot may leak . The new tank is a stronger , heavier gauge than the original . Yes , I was blessed to have it leak there rather than in my storage or catch fire on the water .

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  • SCHU
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    too bad they couldnt patch it. I patched one i had with fiberglass and it worked out well. Of course, i wasnt 'in the business"...
    good thing they found it instead of you in the water and it could have been a lot worse.

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  • Root Canal
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    OUCH!!
    That sounds like maybe a poor installation by the manufacture.
    Try and Google aluminum gas tanks in boats and see what you come up with.
    Also ask to see the tank after they remove it.

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  • Justin
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    Dang sorry to hear that.. At least if you get it fixed now it'll be ready for spring and summer.

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  • plugger
    started a topic Big boat problem

    Big boat problem

    I dropped off my 2006 Explorer boat at Krolls Marine to have a new onboard trolling motor battery charger installed . When they arrived the next morning , they found a pool of gasoline on the ground under my boat . After much checking and testing , it was determined that my aluminum gas tank had a hole in it probàbly from electrolysis . They must cut around my console , remove the console , then remove the gas tank , Place a new tank and replace the console and reglaze the deck . It wil cost ... Gasp .... Choke .. . Just shy of $5,000 . Explorer 21 , keep alert for any gas leaks .
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