Boat Tanks

The Ronco Plastics B164 answers a specific refit problem: you need 20 gallons of fresh water and the compartment refuses every 20 gallon tank you have found so far. Ronco's answer for five decades...

Eighteen gallons, two possible lives. The Ronco Plastics B166 is molded in Ronco's marine water / waste series, which means the same shell ships as whichever tank you order: with potable fittings it...

At a 22 lb ship weight, the Ronco Plastics B167 is an 18 gallon fresh water tank you can carry aboard under one arm - and 18 gallons is more capability than it sounds: a weekend of drinking, cooking,...

The Ronco Plastics B181 spreads 20 gallons across 30 x 18 x 10.5 inches - a low, wide molding built for the horizontal gaps under berths, seats, and camper floors. It is part of Ronco's marine water...

The Ronco Plastics B184 is 25 gallons of deliberate ambiguity: a marine water / waste series molding that becomes whichever tank your boat is missing. Order it with potable fittings and it is a fresh...

The Ronco Plastics B187 is a 20 gallon molding from Ronco's marine water / waste series, which means the question is not what it is but what you need it to be. Specify potable fittings and it ships...

The Ronco Plastics B188 closes out this run of the marine line the way Ronco opened it in 1974: with one more precisely-shaped answer to a compartment that off-the-shelf tanks ignore. It is a 25...

Twenty gallons of fresh water buys you distance: more days on the hook, more miles between marina stops, one more rinse-down before anyone has to say the word "ration." The B193 is Ronco's 20 gallon...

Metal tanks lose the long game. Aluminum pits under wet foam, stainless crevice-corrodes at the welds, and one day the bilge smells like fresh water where fresh water should not be. The B195 is the...

There is a strong argument for two modest tanks over one big one: redundancy. A second 20 gallon supply on the opposite side of the keel means a failed fitting or a fouled fill never leaves the crew...

The B200 is a crossover in the truest sense: a 20 gallon molding at 24 x 17 x 12 inches that Ronco lists for marine and RV service, as water or as waste, with the role fixed only when the fittings go...

Seven and three-quarter inches of height. That is the B211's entire vertical demand, and it is the reason this 18 gallon molding fits where tanks are not supposed to fit: under cockpit soles, beneath...