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10-06-2005, 08:42 PM
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| Belly Tank Removal I have an aluminum belly tank that I need to remove. The tank is sitting between stringers and bulkheads on each end. The tank is foamed in. How do I get the tank out without damaging the stringers and bulkheads? I was thinking of epoxying some wood blocks to the top and then pulling up using come-alongs. Are there eny chemicals that I could pour on the foam to dissolve it without damaging the fiberglass? Thanks  |
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