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Can-SB 67L Polyethylene Low Profile Fuel Tank
Can-SB 67L Polyethylene Low Profile Fuel Tank
SAW-37347
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Can-SB 62L Polyethylene Fuel Tank
Can-SB 62L Polyethylene Fuel Tank
SAW-37383
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Can-SB 62L Polyethylene Fuel Tank
Can-SB 62L Polyethylene Fuel Tank
SAW-37385
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Choose a marine fuel tank by capacity, mounting style and fitting layout so the fuel system suits your boat's engine, run time and available space.
Choosing a fuel tank for your boat
Marine fuel tanks range from small portable tanks for outboard motors to larger fixed tanks built into the hull layout of bigger boats. Capacity should be matched to typical run time and fuel consumption, while mounting style depends on whether the tank needs to be portable, under-deck or built into a fixed location.
To make a more informed choice on marine fuel tanks, read the Outboard Fuel Line and Primer Bulb Guide for fuel line, primer bulb and fitting compatibility checks.
Fitting layout matters as much as capacity check the position of the fuel pickup, sender unit, vent and filler neck against the available space, and confirm the tank is rated for the fuel type used on board.
Completing the fuel system
A tank rarely works alone check fuel lines and fittings for connecting the tank to the engine, and fuel breathers to manage tank pressure as fuel level changes. Fuel additives and conditioners can help manage fuel quality during storage periods.
- Match tank capacity to typical run time and engine fuel consumption.
- Check mounting space and fitting positions before ordering a fixed tank.
- Confirm the tank is rated for the fuel type used.
- Plan fuel line routing and breather placement as part of the full installation.
Frequently asked questions
What size fuel tank do I need?
Tank size depends on engine fuel consumption and typical run time larger or higher-output engines generally need more capacity for the same range.
Can I use a portable tank instead of a fixed tank?
Portable tanks suit smaller outboards and boats where flexibility matters, while fixed tanks are common on larger boats with dedicated fuel system layouts.
Do fuel tanks need a vent or breather?
Yes a vent or breather manages pressure changes as fuel is drawn from the tank, and is an important part of a safely functioning fuel system.
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