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Probably gonna make an offer on a 261 in the AM. One thing that we are worried about is the fuel tank. From everything I have read, some have to be replaced eventually. What would we be looking at $$ wise? Thanks, Jay
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a new 180 gal. tank from Atlantic coastal welding was around $1300 if my memory is correct. It is A LOT of work to replace one so if you are having someone else do it you had better figure that cost in as well.
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I'm in the process of having my tank replaced. I'm not doing it myself and the cost estimates range from $5000-$6000.
Tom[br]Pompano Beach, Florida[br]1976 25\' Mako[br]
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Why do you think it is bad? I have a 1990 Mako 260 and my tank is fine. I get absolutely no water or debris in my seperators, so the tank stays. I would at least have to have SOME kind of problem before I bit off on that expense.
1987 Mako 254, 2013 Evinrude ETEC 175\'s (sold to my buddy)[br]1988 Mako 20, 2008 Yamaha 200HPDI (sold)[br]1984 Mako 17, 2005 Suzuki 115 (sold)[br]1981 Mako 21 (sold)[br]1978 Mako 17 (sold)[br]1986 Mako 260 (sold)[br]1997 Mako 232 (sold)[br]Tampa, FloridaComment
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