Saturday, January 16, 2010

Bertram Boats Bertram Boats?

Bertram boats? - bertram boats

I have 1989, a model of Bahia Mar 286, with a fiberglass fuel tank of origin, Bertram should I replace the gas tank with ethanol in gasoline?

Posted by Jody Dombrowski at 5:40 PM

3 comments:

mark t said...

This is the final recommendation. Many boats are in the Northeast have suffered considerable damage from ethanol in the fiberglass gas tanks. The problem is that ethanol corrodes the resin and becomes a sticky mess that accumulates on the filters and carbs. Bertram, Hatteras and ships had more problems, mainly because the boats are mainly used as tanks with fiberglass.

January 20, 2010 at 12:54 PM
David B said...

I do not think .... Fill the tank. .. Should) the residue from ethanol (alcohol only diluted and the engine should not even hiccup. Finally, the boat has turned into ethanol, but was rather designed as Liley for the welfare of unleaded gasoline, ole ..

January 20, 2010 at 6:33 PM
Wally T said...

Yep. This will be a disaster for the New Energy boot. Oh, well - the staff keeps us in supporting the company.

Brand t is good!

David B does not know what you're talking

January 21, 2010 at 12:00 AM

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