Lee,
Thanks.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 11/19/2010 11:21:58 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
LKUHN at cnmc.org writes:


Rummy,

These pictures aren't good but they're the best I  could find.  Stan or the
previous owner bolted an "L" shaped bar on  the floor underneath the port
cockpit seat.  I slide the gas tank  behind it and then lift the tank's
handle over the vertical portion of the  bar.  The tank is about the only
thing on my boat that doesn't move  during extreme sailing and  knock-downs.


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At+Ease-Door+Storage.jpg  

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At+Ease+-+7-3-09+006.jpg  

The tank definitely gets UV exposure and grime.

Good  luck!

Lee
1986 Rhodes22  AT EASE
Kent Island,  MD

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Advantage to storing in the  lazz is that it is out of sight, lockable and  
 
the lazz has  loops in it to actually tie the tank in place. Under the seat 
(it's   current location) allows it to come flying out when healed over. I 
haven't  found  a good way to tie it down yet under the seat. Also, out of
the  
sun so gas tank  lasts longer. No UV exposure. In my boat there is no  
connection between the lazz  and any other part of the boat. I know  because
I have 
crawled around inside mine  several times.  

Rummy 

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