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Old 13 November 2011, 00:40   #21
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Plastimo TANK/JERRYCAN 23L - Only £32.41 - Bosuns Locker Chandlery

I use these Ifill and strap them to the boat wherever is useful and the use snap connectors fron the fuel take off on the can and snap them onto the filter . Iwill post some pics when i get home
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Old 13 November 2011, 09:43   #22
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puttin a lot of weight right back in the tail end then....not good for trim esp with a head sea, any room for one flat for'ard?
I intend to build a front (suicide) seat in front of my console to provide an additional seat. I know a alloy/stainless fabricator so won't be too expensive for the base and inbuilt handrails I want.

This will have space between the legs to accommodate another 24L tank which will give some weight up front with the seat.

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Old 13 November 2011, 09:46   #23
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Plastimo TANK/JERRYCAN 23L - Only £32.41 - Bosuns Locker Chandlery

I use these Ifill and strap them to the boat wherever is useful and the use snap connectors fron the fuel take off on the can and snap them onto the filter . Iwill post some pics when i get home
I had spotted one like this on imsupplies.co.uk but although it looks the same must be different as the width stated is 24cm and 1L different capacity. The one you'll suggested is the ideal width and will definitely fit.
I also plan on putting one of these up front under a new seat base.

Pictures would be great, thanks.

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Old 13 November 2011, 10:17   #24
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Those are a bit tasty. Handy to carry/store, function as tanks and you can still easily pour from them to a main tank etc.
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Old 13 November 2011, 14:00   #25
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picvs sometime this week when I get home
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