Ronco Marine Water Tanks

At 29.75 x 13.88 x 8.12 inches, the BOAT3W is a plank of a tank: 12 gallons of fresh water in a shell barely more than 8 inches tall. That profile is made for the spaces boats actually have - under a...

The BOAT11W is nearly a cube: 21 x 13 x 13 inches, 14 gallons. Cubes are the tank-fitter's wildcard - they stand any way you need, tuck into console bases and transom corners, and waste almost no...

The BOAT14W puts 11 gallons of fresh water into a shell 24 x 15.5 x 8.25 inches - barely eight and a quarter inches tall, the flattest way this capacity comes in the heavy-duty marine family. It is...

Same 11 gallons as the flat tank in this family, completely different answer: the BOAT16W stacks its capacity into 18 x 13 x 13 inches, a compact block that stands where the shallow version lies down...

At 7.5 inches tall, the BOAT37W is one of the shallowest heavy-duty tanks Ronco molds - 13 gallons flattened into a 29.75 x 16 inch panel that slides under bunks, cockpit soles, and cabin steps where...

Ten gallons is the sweet spot for a small boat's fresh water system - enough for a galley sink and a transom shower without commandeering a whole locker - and the Ronco Plastics B290 delivers it in a...

Refit season always finds the water tank last - buried under a berth, shaped like nothing in any catalog. The B108 is one of the shapes Ronco molds for exactly those recesses: an 18-gallon marine...

81 lb empty for 16 gallons. Read that again - the B111 blank outweighs the entire full load of some small tanks before a drop of water goes in. This is the heaviest-built 16-gallon marine molding...

The B103 does not know whether it is a water tank or a holding tank, and that is the point. This 20-gallon marine molding is one of Ronco's dual-role blanks: specify fresh-water fittings and it is a...

Some tanks are containers; the B129 is closer to a casting. Eighteen gallons of marine water capacity in a 79 lb blank - more than four pounds of polyethylene per gallon of capacity, the heaviest...

Round out the B-series with its steady workhorse: the B137, a 20-gallon marine water tank in a 24 lb blank - the capacity most small cruisers actually need, in a build weight one sailor handles alone...

Fourteen gallons is a deliberate choice, not a compromise: day sailors, small cuddy boats, and camp trailers that need a real pressurized water supply without surrendering a locker to it. The Ronco...