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Boat: 39' folkes Steet Cutter
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On this refit I am wanting to increase the fuel and water capacity of my boat. It seems to me that soft bladders would be the easiest to retrofit. Have searched for sources for bladder tanks and am coming up empty. Does anyone have a good bladder tanks source..? 2nd thought would be to build my own tanks from foam and fiberglass... Thoughts? Dave |
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