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| consumedbynature |
Posted - 09 Nov 2012 : 11:42:59
Hi all.
My Shetland Black Prince has a large bulkhead at the bow under the v berth and currently has a 120ltr plastimo triangular shaped flexible water tank. This has gone brittle and has a small leak. The tank is lost under there as there is enough room for a much larger tank. My problems is that the bulk head is accessed by three small inspection hatches covered by locker covers. I can just about squeeze my head and shoulder through one of these and just about fitted the plastimo tank back through after cleaning it.
I can't cut a large hole at the top of the bulkhead as it is structural and covered in gel coat.
Does anyone know of any solution I could use to obtain a decent sized tank under there? Are there any good flexible tanks out there or are there ways a stainless steel tank could be fabricated in sections?
As ever your help is appreciated
Regards
Billy
Shetland Black Prince -Fizzy - Worcestershire Avon
(Formerly owned a Norman 20) |
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| df |
Posted - 11 Nov 2012 : 01:14:50
But would you want to drink from a cak tank?
I can't remember the proper name but google hcl or hovercraft laboratories as thats who did our polyurethane tank liner, they also do a mesh sock with precious metal impregnated beads that keeps the water sweet without the need for aquatabs, and it works well.
NBAS--The communal colostomy bag of the boating community.
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| trevork |
Posted - 10 Nov 2012 : 23:51:18
This lot are supposed to be the ones for flexible tanks methinks!
http://www.caktanks.com/
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| stratford4528 |
Posted - 10 Nov 2012 : 22:06:25
I got the name wrong but try www.marinescene.co.uk |
| stratford4528 |
Posted - 10 Nov 2012 : 22:03:26
Check out Plasmo flexible water tanks (sold for marine use) |
