Hi folks,
I recently took possession of a 1989 Classic 170 with a115 up Mercury outboard. It's been in storage for 18 years and is in really nice shape. The gas gauge isn't working however, and I would really like to know what the fuel tank capacity is. Anyone out there know?
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Tank capacity
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Timsboat
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Re: Tank capacity
It should be on the tank somewhere, probable around where the sending unit is
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Re: Tank capacity
20 gallons. But if you can get to it, measure it to be sure. 1 cubic foot = 7.48 gallons.
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