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gas tank in laz

2010-11-18; 10:15:31 EST

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2002-09-17

Posts: 4946

Charles,
Relax. I kept my fuel tank in the lazzerette for almost twenty years. I  
moved it only after I installed the electric motor lift which places an 
electric  motor (sparks) in the lazz. The hatch cover for the lazz is not air 
tight and if  you look under both seats you will see large openings which 
provide adequate  ventilation. People on the list were worried that I was going to 
blow myself up,  but as you can see, I'm still intact. I used to drink like 
crazy and smoked  cigars and cigarettes.......all at the same time and 
never had a problem with  gas fumes.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 11/18/2010 9:08:19 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
blue66corvette at hotmail.com writes:


I  sail in teh suburbs of Dallas, Texas ..... I think I am the only Rhodie 
in  these parts so you probably won't even hear the explosion......I do't 
have  propane on the boat, I am guessing that would be for a stove? I don't 
have one  of those either.

Thanks for the education, I will gfive some thought to  moving the tank.

Charles
s/v Blue Feather
84 R 22 ... recycled  96

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