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gibbs114
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Post subject: Gas Leak  Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2012 4:55 pm |
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Location: West Tennessee
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I went out to the shop today and the smell of gas was awful, I got to looking around and there was gas all over the side of the boat it was leaking out of the gas overflow. I know that this happens but the boat is not full of gas and seemed like a lot had came out. Anyone else every seen this happen before?
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Diggertaker
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Post subject: Re: Gas Leak Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2012 3:40 pm |
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Had this happen to a Rinker a few years ago after the weather went from 30's to 70's in a day or two. Stained the boat & ate the rub rail up. I will never put a boat away for the winter full of gas again!
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morrisdl
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Post subject: Re: Gas Leak Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2012 10:23 pm |
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Location: Smith Mt Lake, VA
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I had this happen to a rinker with a full tank also, but it had a 75gal metal tank. I wouldnt think the plastic tanks in the axis would shrink much (but I have been wrong before)
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