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Does it fit the splashwell? If so, could be a shelf to place the Honda generator...

YES, THAT IS WHAT MY HONDA DEALER USES, APPLIED LIBERALLY, AS IN, FILL THE BRUSH AND TOUCH THE FITTING. AS THE SEALANT BEGINS TO DROP AWAY FROM THE FITTING, ROTATE THE FITTING SO AS TO CATCH THE RIBBON OF SEALANT.

We could, potentially, be interested. Lower bay, Yorktown to Cape Charles or Norfolk ICW to Albemarle would be great. MIddle Bay is doable. Steve, if this ends up being upper bay, we might still be interested in making a trip out of Portsmouth/Norfolk. We stayed close to home last year to...

I ALSO HAD A COLLAPSED FUEL VENT HOSE ON THE STARBOARD TANK. IT WOULD BE WORTH A LOOK WHILE YOU HAVE THE TANK COVERS REMOVED. THERE ARE PICTURES IN MY ALBUM.

I HAVE AN 2010 22 CRUISER. BASED ON MY EXPERIENCE THIS SUMMER, I WOULD STRONGLY SUGGEST REPLACING THE FUEL TANK PICKUPS AND ANTI-SIPHON VALVES. THEY BOTH DEGRADE AND CAN LEAVE YOU STRANDED.

I have a 2010 and was experiencing running out of fuel when clearly there was plenty of fuel in the tank. Primer bulb would occasionally prime. My suggestion would be to replace the fuel pick ups AND anti-siphon valves. The fuel pick ups on my boat had disintegrated to the point that one...

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ON A COOLER DAY, I JETTED WATER TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PANELS TO WASH OUT SLUDGE AND ACCUMULATED DEBRIS. I THEN FILLED THE CHANNELS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PANELS WITH DAWN DISH WASHING SOAP TO CLEAN AND LUBRICATE THE CHANNEL. NEXT I FED A ROPE THROUGH THE"WINDOW" ON THE ACCESS PANEL AND GAVE IT A...

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Sorry. I forgot to say "thank you" to Bob, Hardee, and Tyboo. I am a relative new comer to the forum and appreciate the help very much.

Bob, you are right about the way they are attached. It is the bulge from 10 years that presents the complication. The panels are wedged by the bulging tank and so will not slide, even on the side that is near empty. I have read that 10 years is all we can expect from the tanks, so maybe it...

Yes. It is those “panels” I am referring to. I wiil try to attach a picture. Not very good at this.

I HAVE A 2010 CD 22 CRUISER. IS THERE A WAY TO REMOVE THE FUEL TANK COVERS WITHOUT DESTROYING THEM. I NEED TO REPLACE THE FUEL PICKUPS, THE FUEL LINES AND POSSIBLY THE SELECTOR VALVE. I HAVE CONSIDERED CUTTING ACCESS HOLES IN THE PANELS, OR SIMPLY REMOVING THE PERMANENT TANKS AND REPLACING WITH...

My 2010 22 Cruiser is acting just as you describe. I installed a new primer bulb last week and it worked great-until we lost prime again half mile out. How do you remove the tank covers? Did you order replacements from Moeller or did your local guy have some? Thanks