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I got lucky. I didn't have to pull the fuel tank. My crack was close to the pump so I was able to cut into the line and put in a fitting and clamp it on both sides. The difficulty was in the design of the back end of the 911. I had to remove the battery, the onboard charger, and the piece of...

I had a similar problem on my 911 CDC. Turned out one of my fill lines had a crack in it after the winter. In the short term (until I stopped being lazy and fixed it). I kept my livewells plugged so no water came in. Replacing the cracked line was easy...getting to the cracked line...not so...

Like Firedog, I've done it the same way. Although I used both glue and SS staples. I also used silicon sealant on my bolts since I was drilling into the wood. By the time I got back to the boat ramp the silicon was dry and I was good for another bazillion trips to the lake.

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I've had my Z21 since 2016. Great boat. You should be really pleased with it by now.

Quick background....I bought a 911 CDC shortly after it was launched. Mine was a 2006 model. 225 HP Merc, and 72 lb thrust Minn Kota. Owned it for nearly 10 years. Bought it brand new off the dealer floor. This was my 2nd bass boat (first was a 1750 ProCraft). I traded it in for a 2016...

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I have a 2016 Z21, and previously a 911 CDC; I back up until the water line is centered between the two tires. That seems to be the best spot for the lakes I fish. I also have the motor trimmed up about a quarter. That seems to be the best spot to allow the last minute adjustment and push the...