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Old 04-25-2010, 10:16 PM
CaptMick CaptMick is offline
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Default New World Record!

Just spent the morning pulling the tank on my 18'. I think I set a new record. Pulled it (ALMOST) solo in 2 and 1/2 hours. Had pictures but since it was raining my blackberry did not like to sync with my computer.

Pulled console screws then deck plate screws with little trouble. Slid console to starboard side and tilted so it would lean on the gunnel. I pulled deck plate and then cut foam. Removed all hoses from tank and sender wires. Because console was slid to the side I did not need to pull any other wires or cables.

Hooked hoist to fill connection on tank and lifted back end up. Slid it towards the stern a few inches. Was then able to get a wedge under it and lift. At this point a buddy showed up in clean clothes and he and his brother helped for a few minutes. We got it to deck height and then cranked to gunnel height. I moved to the ground and we swung the tank then lowered it to the ground.

I measured and am ordering replacement tomorrow.

Anybody have feedback on plastic vs. Aluminum? Give up suggestions quick so I can order and have the new on in by Saturday.

Thanks,

Mick
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