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Old 06-09-2005, 11:39 AM   #1
Davy
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Buddy, the tank (and my 71) are sitting at the In-Laws place. I will try get down there this weekend and measure it up for you. The person that made it was on the right track. This thing is seriously heavy gauge. It could handle a little rock sliding (But I wouldn't recommend it). It was sort-of "suspended" under there instead of bolted solidly to the frame, which provided no rocker box-like support. Could be modified tho.

I forgot to add that there is a valve under the driver to control which tank was being used and a toggle switch on the dash to control which sending unit.

Why don't you drive out and get it? I'll take you Walleye fishing too.
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