Florida Boat Fuel Gas Tank FMT-75A-RKB | 75 Gallon 68 Inch Aluminum
Boat part number 1093724 is a new fuel / gas tank from Florida Marine Tanks, part number FMT-75A-RKB .
made for Custom Applications
Special Price $668.35 MSRP: $1,013.78
GLS Stock #: 1093724-NV190
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Boat part number 1093724 is a new fuel / gas tank from Florida Marine Tanks, part number FMT-75A-RKB .
This fuel tank is constructed out of aluminum and has a capacity of approximately 75 gallons per manufacturer. It measures approximately 68" L x 39" W x 8" H overall, with a height of 11" H including fittings. Features (1) pre-installed sending unit with a standard range of 35 - 240 ohms.
Has the following connections:
Specifications:
This fuel tank is constructed out of aluminum and has a capacity of approximately 75 gallons per manufacturer. It measures approximately 68" L x 39" W x 8" H overall, with a height of 11" H including fittings. Features (1) pre-installed sending unit with a standard range of 35 - 240 ohms.
Has the following connections:
- (1) 5/8" Dia. barbed vent
- (1) 2" Dia. barbed
- (1) 2-pin male Deutsch
Specifications:
- Part Manufacturer: Florida Marine Tanks
- Part Number: FMT-75A-RKB
- Material: Aluminum
- Color: Silver
- Capacity: 75 gallons
- Wall Thickness: 0.125"
- Fuel Type: Gasoline / Diesel
- Overall Dimensions: 68" L x 39" W x 8" H (11" H w/ fittings)
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Because of the size and/or commodity of this item, we must ship via truckline. The shown freight cost is for the LOWER 48 STATES ONLY and shipped to a business at a commercial address WITH LOADING DOCK. We can ship to your residence, or possibly a nearby terminal. We can also offer international shipping. Please call or email for a shipping quote if needed.
Product Questions
i need 26.5'w x60"Lx 12" depth 1 1/4" fill 1/2" vent 1/2" pic up
Question by: Neil Roberson on Sep 20, 2022, 1:37 PM
Hello Neil,
I'm afraid I couldn't find anything close to those dimensions at this time, and they are not something we can source or order. All we can offer in that capacity range is what we currently show online here:
link: https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/motors-and-parts/fuel-tanks/fuel-tanks-30-to-89-gallon
Gene
I'm afraid I couldn't find anything close to those dimensions at this time, and they are not something we can source or order. All we can offer in that capacity range is what we currently show online here:
link: https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/motors-and-parts/fuel-tanks/fuel-tanks-30-to-89-gallon
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Sep 20, 2022, 2:07 PM
I was wondering if you could tell me what sending unit I would need in this tank. Apparently mine went bad and I would like to order a new one
Question by: Kevin Koch on Sep 29, 2021, 4:16 PM
Hello Kevin,
Ideally you'd want one that is 7" - 7 1/2" long but the closest we have right now is 6 1/2". It's not a huge deal, it's just that with that shorter sending unit, you'd always have more fuel in the tank than the gauge reads.
The one that is in the tank is a 30-240 ohm - the standard ohm range for sending units - and that is the same as this sender. If you aren't comfortable with the shorter sender, it wouldn't be difficult to find one a bit longer anywhere around the web. Just be sure it's 30-240 ohm.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Ideally you'd want one that is 7" - 7 1/2" long but the closest we have right now is 6 1/2". It's not a huge deal, it's just that with that shorter sending unit, you'd always have more fuel in the tank than the gauge reads.
The one that is in the tank is a 30-240 ohm - the standard ohm range for sending units - and that is the same as this sender. If you aren't comfortable with the shorter sender, it wouldn't be difficult to find one a bit longer anywhere around the web. Just be sure it's 30-240 ohm.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Sep 30, 2021, 8:42 AM