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07-01-18, 09:51
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Happy New year to all. I trust everyone had a good one. I am back from a cruise around New Zealand and it certainly is a most beautiful country.
I am doing the fuel tanks as I want to close in the back to complete the hulls. 
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07-01-18, 09:55
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Quite a few angles to these tanks and they have a very solid baffle in there as well.
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07-01-18, 09:56
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Hopefully I'll get them completed tomorrow.
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08-01-18, 05:51
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Both fuel tanks are completed and test fitted.
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08-01-18, 10:12
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Would there have been baffles, in them originally?
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08-01-18, 20:19
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Hi Neil, yes the baffle I made is the same as the original tank I have. I would like to use the original but it is just too far gone with the bottom and rear eaten out but it does give me a look inside to see what is there.
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08-01-18, 21:20
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How, or were, the tanks secured, Colin?
I thought I saw an angle iron strip along either the base or back, but that might just have been a form of standoff to keep the tank separated from the hull. Or my eyes playing tricks on me. David
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