1984 38 Flat Deck Fuel Tanks Question
I just purchased a 38 Flat Deck and am told that it has two 100 gallon tanks in it and that they were somehow connected via a transfer pump. What I am wanting to know is if there is a way to connect both tanks so they both fill evenly from one side or the other and if you can connect them via a manifold to use both tanks for both engines. I tried searching the forums but could not find the answer. Any help would be great.
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You can make them however you want with some effort, ICDEDPPL Dan will chime in I am sure on this....
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I believe the 84's have the same tanks as the 85 and 86's they should be 130 Gals each if they are original
Mark |
Why not just run one engine off each tank and be done with it????
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Mine were 140 gallon tanks. Not sure why or what you`re trying to accomplish thou.
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Keep them separate, like they came from the factory. Especially if you run into fuel or engine trouble. 2 tanks are the way to go with an offshore boat.
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Wow very interesting . I always thought that the total fuel capacity of the 38 footers was 150 gallons total .
My tanks have never really been empty and don't remember ever putting that much fuel in . I guess you learn some thing new every day . RG. |
I would want them separate. I like having 2 completely different entities in my boat.
Just fill them both to the top - then you know they are even. |
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Here is the original brochure for the 38's
Mark |
Thanks for all the help. What I was wanting to do is make sure they both empty evenly and also be able to fill them both from one side of the boat or the other. I can fab a manifold to make them both drain to both engines and also be able to separate them if needed. I was just trying to come up with a good way to fill them both from either side of the boat.
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