1996 suntracker party barge 21

Scott Danforth

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Most likely the tank was a portable. Look for portable tanks for your motot
 
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From what I have found, most of the Party Barges had a built in tank that was part of the motor pod. I believe they were anywhere from 23 - 40+ gallons. If yours doesn't have one, then you could probably pick up a used one some where, or more easily just use portable tanks.
 
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I would like to know what it looks like.
aspeck said:
From what I have found, most of the Party Barges had a built in tank that was part of the motor pod. I believe they were anywhere from 23 - 40+ gallons. If yours doesn't have one, then you could probably pick up a used one some where, or more easily just use portable tanks.
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I was hoping to find the original tank, but thats becoming hard to do. Thanks for the info!!!
 
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I looked briefly and could not find an OEM tank for your Party Barge. I did not spend a lot of time on the hunt, so that is not to say there are none out there, but good luck in your search.
 
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Gee, measure the area where you want the tank. An external fuel fill fitting may give you an idea where it was originally.

Now find a aftermarket tank that comes close to fitting.

Alternatively, there is a welder near me that makes custom stainless steel fuel tanks. I expect you will have one near you as well. Be prepared for sticker shock.
 
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or call tracker. Tracker bought the tank from one of the tank suppliers
 
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