Mainship Pilot leaking center fuel tank

[JSROCK123]

I love reading the Forum and just joined. I'm now looking for your help.
Has anyone had a leaking center fuel tank on a Mainship 43 Pilot? Apparently there is no access to the center tank and the option I've been told is to remove salon floor and replace. I did a little research on Triton Liners. Has anyone used them for fuel issues? Any knowledge on this subject will be appreciated.

 

[RT Firefly]

Greetings,
Welcome aboard.

 

[Comodave]

Welcome aboard.

 

[DavidM]

I think that your best option is to pull up the floor, remove and replace the tank.

David

 

[Comodave]

How big is the fuel tank? If it has very much capacity it will have baffles in it. So you won’t be able to put in a liner without removing the baffles. Then there is the possibility, probability, that the liner will leak. I would bite the bullet and as said above cut out the floor and put in a new tank. Then you will have the opportunity to install it properly so it won’t leak in the future. Good luck and have fun!

 

[koliver]

Lots of recent threads on tank issues generally. Use the "search" function, above.
My own was solved without too much surgery, an access panel, from https://www.seabuilt.com/
and butter the leak source from inside, with gunk found here: https://www.belzona.com/en/products.aspx
Not cheap, except when compared with a tear out and full replacement, then really cheap.

Good luck

 

[Giggitoni]

Call these people and discuss. Chances are they have replaced the tank you’re dealing with.

https://americantanks.net/