99 Top Gun Water & Waste holding tanks.

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02-19-2008 | 09:46 AM

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Von Bongo

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I cut an access panel but I don't have any pics, sorry. I put in a hatch similar to the fuel shut off hatch in the bilge.

02-19-2008 | 09:56 AM

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Roger 1

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You had to saw this tank into pieces to get it out? Then size something that will fit back into the same hole? Wouldn't it make sence to cut an access hatch in the side (put in an inspection hatch) Has anyone done this? Any pics of what it looks like.

Also, still need to know where the fresh water holding tank is.

Yes. I had to use a sawzall to cut apart what was'nt corroded apart. As far as the replacement. I hav'nt gotten to that part yet.

Roger

02-19-2008 | 02:03 PM

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Blue by You

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Originally Posted by Von Bongo

I cut an access panel but I don't have any pics, sorry. I put in a hatch similar to the fuel shut off hatch in the bilge.

I'm either going to cut a hatch (which I hate thinking about) or go this route with a flexible bladder? Thoughts? This looks like a pretty good idea. Does anyone know if the existing "tank" has a vent in it? I wonder how this would react when using a pump out??

http://www.imtra.com/product/pumps_t...s/ft915120.htm

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02-19-2008 | 04:02 PM

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hurleyr

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I was a little concerned about the bladders when I first heard of them but my buddy has used them for airplane fuel tanks. They are supposed to hold up well. Might also save you from cutting fibergalss.