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Did a lot of searching on line for tanks, got quotes from about $1200 down to $550 from amarket.com. They are a clearing house for aftermarket marine parts. They got me a tank for $550 thru RDS tanks, plus minimal shipping ($120) to Mass. from FLA. Took a lot of legwork, but saved 1/2 the...

I pulled the tank on my 1985 Seafarer 227 last month. It was in good condition, but pitted all over, especially where the rubber strips were. It was a slight pain to remove it, had to cut the 2x4 supports & cut the front lip, will replace it with L bracket mounted to the wall of the front...

Pulled my original tank last week off 1985 Seafarer 227. pitted where the rubber straps are pretty good. Inside looked very clean. Thinking of epoxying it, but will spend a grand to have one made :( . 93 Gallons. It was my main concern & now will have a worry-free season ahead (yeah, right)!

Thanks, the last owner replaced the hoses & they look fine. I'll pull up the hatches after the season & get a feel for how to replace the tank. Its the only thing that worries me due to the age. The boat is in great condition. Appreciate the wisdom of the group.

I have a 1985 Seafarer 227 with original 93 Gal tank that I bought a few months ago. Mint condition, but what is the shelf life of the aluminum tank. Should I be looking to replace soon? Aluminum or plastic, o.e. or aftermarket? Labor involved? Any help would be appreciated. No problems, but...

Hi, I'm buying my first boat in many years in 2 days, pending sea trial. 1985 Seafarer 22 with 350 Mercruiser. Boat is mint & I'm looking forward to getting my sea legs back & enjoying the best looking & best made boat out there. Look forward to gather as much info as I can from this site.