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I’m looking for a Mainship Pilot 30 between the years 1998-2002.
 
CaptnAngel03 said:
I’m looking for a Mainship Pilot 30 between the years 1998-2002.
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I had a 99 Mainship Pilot 30 years ago and sold it after experiencing very uncomfortable "tenderness" in beam seas. My wife was scared to death at the roll we experienced!
 
Mainship 30 2003

I have a 2003 Mainship 30, needs a new fuel tank, very interested in sell
 
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I will get some pictures today and send them to you, the boat is in Hilton Head SC
 
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I will get some pictures today and send them to you, the boat is in Hilton Head SC
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Thank you. Do you happen to know how much it is to replace the fuel tank?
 
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I am not sure on the price of the tank, i haven been able to find one. thinking $1,500? you need to pull the engine to replace it. I have been operating it on one tank with no problem
 
Im interested. How much are you asking? Do you know how much a new tank costs?
 
Sorry, I saw your response to the tank question late.
 
bought it in January 2020, and had it bottom painted and replace all below water line hoses, filters, impeller and GPS. The air conditioner doesn't work but other then that and the fuel tank it's in good shape for it's age. I haven't used it much at all, would be looking for $45,000.
 
I am an owner of a 2004 pilot 30. Experienced a leaky fuel tank on the port side last summer. I am currently in the process of replacing the tanks. It requires removing the engine first and then the tanks. The original tags can be fabricated from EZELL industries in Perry Florida. They were about $820 a tank plus freight. They are the exact same tanks that Mainship put in originally. I have the model number for the tanks. Talk to Rhonda at EZELL and she can definitely help you. I have fabricated the tanks to be an inch and a half lower so that they could be replaced a lot easier. The fuel feeds on the vents etc. are extremely difficult to remove. So far we spent about 16 hours removing the engine and the two tanks
 
Thanks for the information. do you have the model number? how long did it take you to get them?
 
Thanks for that info. That sounds like more than I want to go through. The price of the tanks isn’t bad but removing the engine and that cost is probably too much for me.
 
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