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And could you put a fuel bladder on deck to use until you get to a better place for repairs?

Why can't you cut an access hole in the deck to pull the tank out and install the new one?

Post away, we LIKE pictures.

WE ARE DAMN HAPPY FOR YA and what a GREAT post, keep the pictures coming.
Julie@ pacific is super great to deal with and they will go out of their way to help with your needs/wants.
Welcome to the AAB Family.

You can post a hyper link to your YouTube channel here if you want in your signature.

Trousertrout wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 10:07 pm I will have GoPro's out the wazu everywhere on the boat. Starting a YouTube page 'reel polack". I don't speak good English so don't hold that against me. Plus I'm polish so I might be crossing the bar in reverse.

Now that's funny , I don't care who ya are. Great attitude Trout.

Be sure to video the bar crossing BOTH ways and share with us.

What are you looking for?

10ga or 12ga probably closer to the 12 gauge.
Use a micrometer or Caliper to measure it if you can.

gandrfab wrote: ↑Fri Sep 03, 2021 5:52 am And firearm safety, and the freedom we were given if we can keep it, and family values it takes a mother and a father to raise, and. . . . .

Now we're talking.

Well done Kevin, GREAT post, and yes we need our tech classes back in school.
I'm tired of seeing kids [ working age] that can't even read a tape or know how to use basic hand tools. It is really sad that all a gummit school does today is teach kids how to pass a test or manage their time.

No worries, Nice ride you have.

To post pictures,
Click the FULL EDITOR & PREVIEW tab under the subject box [where you type your message]
Then scroll down a bit and click the ADD FILE tab, that takes you to your pictures on your PC.
Pick a file and click the ADD FILE tab and bingo your in.

Here ya go Richard

email them to me and I'll post them for ya.
lesrob60@aol.com

Good 1st post and good luck with the sell, I'm thinking somewhere in the 50K to 60K price range.

Give Julie a call at Pacific, she will take care of ya.

Go for the rub rails, they also work as Spray rails to help keep you drier.

Most of the Line-X i see in pickup beds will have an air bubble in it somewhere due to poor prep, if that happens in your boat you will have problems I believe.
Hope some else will chime in.

Welcome and can't wait to see the progress.

Looks like either 2002 or 2007 18' bayrunner

GREAT post and nice looking ride.

Call Pacific Boats [Julie] and see what they will do for ya.

24* dead rise, that will be a fuel eating machine and without ballast tubes she may roll a bunch while sitting still.

Thank you very much to all that help keep it running.