Bladder or smaller poly tanks?

[O C Diver]

Originally Posted by Nopistn

It's 40 years old and my insurance company probably doesn't care. It's liability only.

I could be wrong, but a liability only policy puts them on the hook for environmental damage if spill fuel overboard.

Ted

[Nopistn]

Originally Posted by O C Diver

I could be wrong, but a liability only policy puts them on the hook for environmental damage if spill fuel overboard.

Ted

Correct. There is just no inspection or survey for liability only.

[psneeld]

But not getting environmental protection insurance, while not often needed, could be a costly mistake.

[fryedaze]

SPtanks will install an access manway and weld a new tank inside your old.
https://www.sptanks.com/

[Nopistn]

as a follow up to this thread I have cut out my old steel tank and painted that engine room area. I ordered 2 50 gallon moeller poly tanks an am debating how to hook them up best... maybe I shouldn't have made a new thread but here it is in the power systems section:
http://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s...ion-41796.html

[FF]

I would work out a way that only one tank at a time would be filled.

The empty tank will not gather condensation , and could be usedonly when needed for range or winter heating.

If you love bestitis , if the upper tank could be used as a gravity feed day tank , it should add to the value of the vessel.

Installing plastic tanks takes time , as the virgin tank must be filled with diesel to let it expand for a couple of days , then secured in.

Pro boat builder will explain the required techniques.