Fred,
Used to have a 1982 Landfall 38, eleven pound propane tanks will fit
into the stock locker. I am using the tanks on my 1984 41.
Ray Shibe
On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 10:43 PM, Frederick G Street wrote:
As my boat is 3-1/2 hours away and buried under several feet of snow, I
have a question for those Landfall 38 owners on the list who live in
much more amenable climates…
If you have the stock propane locker under the helm seat and are willing
to grab a tape measure, I’m interested in internal measurements of the
locker at the center; specifically, the fore-aft measurement at the
bottom and also about 6 inches up from the bottom, along with the
interior width. Right now, the only tanks I can fit are two five-pound
tanks; I’m thinking of changing to a single horizontal twenty-pounder
like the Manchester 10487TC:
http://www.mantank.com/products/rvproducts.htm
<http://www.mantank.com/products/rvproducts.htm>
This would accomplish a couple of things; first, it would double the
amount of propane I can carry. And second, it can be fitted with a
standard 90 ohm level sender that I can hook up to the tank monitor I
just ordered for use with my water and holding tanks.
So if anyone has a chance to do a little measuring, I would appreciate
it — thanks!
— Fred
Fred Street -- Minneapolis
S/V Oceanis (1979 C&C Landfall 38) -- on the hard in Bayfield, WI :^(
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