I Have 5 Metre C/c With A 40 Hp Mariner And Only Have A 25 Litre Standard Tank But Would Like To Put An Under Floor Tank In . Can Anyone Tell Me How To Work Out How Many Litres It Will Hold When I Know How Big It Will Be'
Regards Bill
I Have 5 Metre C/c With A 40 Hp Mariner And Only Have A 25 Litre Standard Tank But Would Like To Put An Under Floor Tank In . Can Anyone Tell Me How To Work Out How Many Litres It Will Hold When I Know How Big It Will Be'
Regards Bill
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Measure the tank in centimetres, then multiply length x width x height to work out the volume of the tank in cubic centimetres.
1,000 cubic centimetres = 1 litre.
Bunter throw the dimensions up here when you have them.
cheers fnq
Last edited by FNQCairns; 11-05-2008 at 06:57 PM.
A 40 on a 5m CC ? Seems under powered to me ???
This may help or it may not.
http://www.ausfish.com.au/vforum/sho...d.php?t=107126
I posted some pics of the 100liter underfloor tank in my old haines. Page 3 of this thread.
Might give you some ideas.
Rod
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length x breath x hight = .... devide by 1 equals ltrs
Thanks To All For The Info I Can Now Start To Work Positions For The New Tank.
Rumyi The Boat Has A Max Of 60hp & The 40 Pushes Her Along Just Fine
Regards Bunter
If Any One Can Tell Me What A Litre Of Fuel Weighs That Would Also Be A Great Help
any day on the water is magic catching fish is a bonus
It weighs about 0.790kg per L
Bill,
From the hp of your boat I assume it is a tinny (pressed), hence your tank will go across the boat. To maximise the tank capacity for the available space it will need to be a tank as shown. To work out the volume calculate as shown, dimensions in meters.
cheers
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