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Thread: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

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    5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    Hi All,

    Needing some information regarding fuel tank size in an early '90s 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe 'Fishing Cuddy" plate alloy boat. Just bought the boat and don't want to get caught out wide. Any help is much appreciated.

    Thanks, Rob.

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    Re: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    Drain it and fill it - that way you will know for sure.

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    Re: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    Problem is, it's full to the brim. I've been told it's 200L by the previous owner but they weren't sure either. Hoping someone has some knowledge on these boats to give me a proper idea.

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    Re: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    I had a 1999 pacific sport fish 5.8 centre cabin and it had a 180 litre standard tank.

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    Re: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    Fingers are crossed that's what this one has. How did you find the 5.8m?

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    Re: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    To find the volume of something in litres do the following

    Example

    Length = 1.5 meters
    Height = .5 meters
    Width = .5 meters

    1.5 x .5 x .5 = .375

    As there are 1000 litres in a cubic meter you multiply you answer by 1000

    .375 x 1000 = 375 litres

    Hope this helps


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    Re: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    I can't get to the fuel tank as it has a fully sealed aluminium floor in it otherwise I would've worked it out already.

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    Re: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    Loved it. Tough as nails, good slow plane ability in rough water, stable. Needed some care driving down swells however, always needed to trim motor up and stay alert. Once I knew the boat and how it handled, it was fine.

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    Re: 5.5m Sportfish Deluxe Fishing Cuddy plate alloy

    Quote Originally Posted by Reel Blue View Post
    Loved it. Tough as nails, good slow plane ability in rough water, stable. Needed some care driving down swells however, always needed to trim motor up and stay alert. Once I knew the boat and how it handled, it was fine.
    That's the reports I like to hear.

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