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"Fuel-polishing" might be useful to you. A pump, water-seperator, filter and return to the same tank would fix it up given patience. Not sure that the tank is leaking water, it just naturally gets in even from condensation, and stays in, capped by fuel, for ever..... Brian W On 25 Jan 2004 07:45:45 -0800, (Vince LoRusso) wrote: I bought a Whitby 42 last June and she has water, fuel and dirt in the center fuel tank. This tank is located in the keel with an access plate almost under the motor. I sucked out everything that I could but the tank is fare from usable. Anyone have any suggestions how to clean up and seal off this tank so I can use it? Thanks, Vince LoRusso of S/V Horizons |
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