I tell ya, you southerners have it rough. I was out on the lake for a bit today and had to drill through 20" of ice to get to water. At least it will be above freezing all next week.

Yeah going w the 19 gal. Ordered it today. Just trying to get all I need to rig the boat so I can't cut my holes I need before paint.

Yeah the weather has been bad @$$. Wish she was water ready. Going to the lake tomorrow to catch some white perch.

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I agree with the 17 gal. tank. 27 gallons would be way too heavy. Good luck! I was out today down here in Savannah. Mid seventies, sunny, and beautiful.


1979 Viking 225 Rude

gotcha! :up: the smaller tank will allow me more adjustment room on balancing weight too.

[quote="Rut311969"]I have a17 gal in my Vector from factory and a 98 200hp evinrude and I dont want anymore weight in the back. :up:[/quote]

by the way, hows things going with the streams, u get done with the "family" boat?

I have a17 gal in my Vector from factory and a 98 200hp evinrude and I dont want anymore weight in the back. :up:

Original 17 gallon which was an option.

what size tanks are most of yall running? i found a 19 gallon and a 27 gallon fuel tank that would fit my space. i spend alot of time on the river and sometimes make long runs from texas to louisiana. 27 gallon too heavy?