Boat Fuel Tanks
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Moeller Marine®Fuel Tank GaugeFuel Tank Gauge by Moeller Marine®. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet your needs and deliver great quality...Engineered to high standardsHigh-grade design delivers extended lifespan$28.41 - $29.61 - Moeller Marine®Fuel Level Gauge (035759-10)Fuel Level Gauge by Moeller Marine®. Engineered right for the recreational boating market. Replacement fuel pick-ups, fuel caps and sight gauges for 95 of the portable fuel tanks in the marine industry. When you're out on the water...Calibrated to the Industry Standard of 33-240 OhmsComplete with 5 hole gasket and screws$62.05
- Moeller Marine®Fuel Tank Gauge for PWB 12 Gal Tank (621006-10)Fuel Tank Gauge for PWB 12 Gal Tank (621006-10) by Moeller Marine®. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet your...Expertly crafted from premium materialsDesigned to match rigorous quality standards$29.61
- Moeller Marine®Fuel Tank Gauge for Ultra 3/6 Gal. Tank (62100110)Fuel Tank Gauge for Ultra 3/6 Gal. Tank (62100110) by Moeller Marine®. Engineered right for the recreational boating market. Replacement fuel pick-ups, fuel caps and sight gauges for 95 of the portable fuel tanks in the marine industry....Engineered right for the recreational boating market. Replacement fuel pick-ups, fuel caps and sight gauges for 95 of the portable fuel tanks in the marine industryDirect factory replacement parts for your portable fuel tank$28.41
It's no secret that each powerboat needs a tank to store fuel, and these reservoirs differ depending on the boat's type. Commonly, there are two main categories including portable and permanent tanks. The latter are usually installed under the deck of the boat with an inboard or stern-drive engine. As the name implies, such reservoirs are not meant to be removed, although it's possible. Available in different volumes and shapes, they can be made of plastic, fiberglass, or aluminum. Located out of sight, these parts of the fuel system or their fittings may develop leaks, which gives their owners a strong reason for repair.
As for portable tanks, you can just take them off for refueling; besides, they can be used in addition to permanent ones if you want to increase your boat’s operating range. Actually, most smaller boats equipped with an outboard engine utilize portable fuel tanks. Commonly, they are made of plastic or steel and feature the same potential issues – cracks, leaks, inner debris, etc. Because of repeated use, quick-disconnect fittings that are often utilized with such tanks can become the source of leaks or other problems. Should you face any of them, check out our boat fuel tanks collection for a quality replacement.
