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Matt O'Toole wrote: 20 extra gallons is not a big deal. Get a few jerry cans and tie them down safely. For a more permanent solution, add a tank. With a relatively common, mainstream boat you should have no trouble finding a ready-made plastic tank that will fit somewhere. Matt O. That's what I did on my old Chriscraft Cavalier '27 when I cruised down the Illinois river from Peoria to Alton. We strapped 6 jerry cans (back when they were made of metal) onto the dive platform. I knew we wouldn't need them going down, but coming up , yeah, we tapped into them. |
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