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scbafreak via BoatKB.com wrote: In the old days, of the great sailing ships, water was kept on deck in a cask for sailors. It was rationed, and was therefore kept under guard. Perhaps it's a water cask. I just got some drawings from a designer that happens to have one of these barrels. The drawins aren't actual build drawings just something to look at and help mull over a decision. The barrel seems to be a propane tank but I am not entirely sure. -- Message posted via BoatKB.com http://www.boatkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/boats/200611/1 In my opinion, that is nowhere close to ABYC compliant for a propane tank. Also, it's way too big. Assuming propane would only be used for the galley stove on that sailboat, that would be about a year's supply. |
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