Capt. Sea Fever
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Does anyone know the capacity of the holding tanks on Grand Banks 49 Classic?
T(anks!
T(anks!
Holding tanks
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If it's rectangular, you can determine the capacity by measuring L x W x H in inches and dividing by 231 (cubic inches per gallon). If, for example the tank is 25 gal, the answer will be something like 26.876 or even 27.xxx depending on wall thickness...that's because a) you're using outside dimensions and b) not every single cu. in. in a tank is usable.
Peggie
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Peggie
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ranger58sb
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Or the tank might have a manufacturer's label on it...
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-Chris
wkearney99
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Which may not have stuck to the plastic tanks. At least not after a few years. I don't recall any sort of label on mine.
Contact Grand Banks, they'd know what was in there new. I used their website contact form to ask a few things and they've been quite helpful.
Capt. Sea Fever
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Good advice!
Unfortunately I contacted Grand Banks via my iPad, but no response yet.
Fingers crossed.
