Two black, rectangular fuel tanks for an Intrepid 289 (2001), one large (193 gal.) and one smaller (50.5 gal.), with fittings on top, displayed against a black and grey checkered background
A 3D rendering of a rectangular, light-grey main fuel tank for an Intrepid 289 (2001), with dimensions of 66 inches long, 37 inches wide, and 21 inches high, and a nominal capacity of 193 gallons. Various fittings are visible on the top surface
A 3D rendering of a rectangular, light-grey auxiliary fuel tank for an Intrepid 289 (2001), with dimensions of 37 inches long, 17 inches wide, and 20 inches high, and a nominal capacity of 50.5 gallons. Various fittings are visible on the top surface
Two black, rectangular fuel tanks, of different sizes, are shown on a black and grey checkered background. Both tanks have various fittings on their top surfaces
Two black fuel tanks, one larger in the foreground and one smaller in the background, are angled against a black and grey checkered pattern. Both tanks feature various metallic fittings on their top surfaces
A black, rectangular fuel tank with multiple metal fittings on its top surface, including two brass-colored valves, a silver-colored pump, and a white tube with a blue tip. The tank is positioned against a black and grey checkered background
A black, rectangular fuel tank with multiple metal fittings on its top surface, including two brass-colored valves, a silver-colored pump, and a white tube with a blue tip. The tank is positioned against a black and grey checkered background
A black, rectangular fuel tank is shown at an angle against a black and grey checkered background. The top surface of the tank features various fittings, including two brass-colored valves and a silver-colored component with wires attached, and a blue-tipped tube in the background
A black, rectangular fuel tank with a slightly textured finish is shown against a black and grey checkered background. Various metallic and plastic fittings are visible on its top surface, including brass-colored valves, a silver-colored component with a blue-tipped tube, and a small white label
A white label on a black fuel tank, detailing specifications for a 50.5-gallon auxiliary fuel tank for an Intrepid 289, manufactured by Welding World Inc. on 08/30/21. The label includes the part number WW-T-250, material as Alum. 5052-H-32 with a thickness of .190, serial number 2021204, and states it is recommended for gasoline with a maximum test pressure of 9 psi / 34.5 kpa. It also notes that the tank meets ISO 8846 and 10088 specifications and is a member of ABYC and NMMA, with a warning about leaking
A label on a black fuel tank for an Intrepid 289, indicating it is a 193-gallon main fuel tank manufactured by Welding World Inc. on 08/30/21. The label includes the part number WW-T-250, material as Alum. 5052-H-32 with a thickness of .190, serial number 2021203, and states it is recommended for gasoline with a maximum test pressure of 9 psi / 34.5 kpa. It also notes that the tank meets ISO 8846 and 10088 specifications and is certified by ABYC and NMMA, with a warning about leaking fuel
Two black, rectangular fuel tanks for an Intrepid 289 (2001), one large (193 gal.) and one smaller (50.5 gal.), with fittings on top, displayed against a black and grey checkered background
A 3D rendering of a rectangular, light-grey main fuel tank for an Intrepid 289 (2001), with dimensions of 66 inches long, 37 inches wide, and 21 inches high, and a nominal capacity of 193 gallons. Various fittings are visible on the top surface
A 3D rendering of a rectangular, light-grey auxiliary fuel tank for an Intrepid 289 (2001), with dimensions of 37 inches long, 17 inches wide, and 20 inches high, and a nominal capacity of 50.5 gallons. Various fittings are visible on the top surface
Two black, rectangular fuel tanks, of different sizes, are shown on a black and grey checkered background. Both tanks have various fittings on their top surfaces
Two black fuel tanks, one larger in the foreground and one smaller in the background, are angled against a black and grey checkered pattern. Both tanks feature various metallic fittings on their top surfaces
A black, rectangular fuel tank with multiple metal fittings on its top surface, including two brass-colored valves, a silver-colored pump, and a white tube with a blue tip. The tank is positioned against a black and grey checkered background
A black, rectangular fuel tank with multiple metal fittings on its top surface, including two brass-colored valves, a silver-colored pump, and a white tube with a blue tip. The tank is positioned against a black and grey checkered background
A black, rectangular fuel tank is shown at an angle against a black and grey checkered background. The top surface of the tank features various fittings, including two brass-colored valves and a silver-colored component with wires attached, and a blue-tipped tube in the background
A black, rectangular fuel tank with a slightly textured finish is shown against a black and grey checkered background. Various metallic and plastic fittings are visible on its top surface, including brass-colored valves, a silver-colored component with a blue-tipped tube, and a small white label
A white label on a black fuel tank, detailing specifications for a 50.5-gallon auxiliary fuel tank for an Intrepid 289, manufactured by Welding World Inc. on 08/30/21. The label includes the part number WW-T-250, material as Alum. 5052-H-32 with a thickness of .190, serial number 2021204, and states it is recommended for gasoline with a maximum test pressure of 9 psi / 34.5 kpa. It also notes that the tank meets ISO 8846 and 10088 specifications and is a member of ABYC and NMMA, with a warning about leaking
A label on a black fuel tank for an Intrepid 289, indicating it is a 193-gallon main fuel tank manufactured by Welding World Inc. on 08/30/21. The label includes the part number WW-T-250, material as Alum. 5052-H-32 with a thickness of .190, serial number 2021203, and states it is recommended for gasoline with a maximum test pressure of 9 psi / 34.5 kpa. It also notes that the tank meets ISO 8846 and 10088 specifications and is certified by ABYC and NMMA, with a warning about leaking fuel
A 3D rendering of a rectangular, light-grey auxiliary fuel tank for an Intrepid 289 (2001), with dimensions of 37 inches long, 17 inches wide, and 20 inches high, and a nominal capacity of 50.5 gallons. Various fittings are visible on the top surface

Intrepid 289 - 2001 2-Tandem Fuel Tanks Combo (193 & 50.5 gal.) | OEM Replacement

$ 3,400.00
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  • Local pickup available
  • Over-sized & over-weight item.
  • Only Ships LTL Freight.
  • Call us Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. if in any doubt.

  • Guaranteed to Fit Your Intrepid 
    Every tank is engineered using OEM drawings and/or reverse-engineered from an original unit to ensure a precise, 100% guaranteed fit.

 

  • Fully Certified Manufacturing
    Our tanks are built by an NMMA-type certified manufacturer and produced in accordance with all ABYC standards.

 

  • USCG Compliant & Pressure Tested
    Each tank meets all USCG requirements and is individually pressure-tested in house. All federal regulations are followed throughout our manufacturing process to ensure maximum safety and reliability.

 

  • .190-Thickness Alcoa® 5052 H32 Aluminum Construction
    Built from premium marine-grade Alcoa® 5052 H32 aluminum at .190 thickness for exceptional strength and long-term durability.

 

  • Complete, Ready-to-Install System
    Each tank comes fully equipped with all required components — including the sender, fittings, and hardware.

 

  • Precision Hand-Welded Construction
    Every tank is hand-crafted using GTAW (TIG) welding, exceeding ASME and AWS D3.7:2004 standards for marine aluminum fabrication.                                                   

 

  • Sherwin-Williams® TarGard® Epoxy Coating
    Finished with Sherwin-Williams® TarGard® Epoxy to provide added protection against corrosion and harsh marine environments, extending the overall life of the tank.

 

  • KUS® (formerly WEMA USA®) Reed-Switch Fuel Level Sender
    Features a high-quality KUS® reed-switch sender with an NBR float, providing accurate and reliable fuel-level measurement.

 

Buy with confidence. Shortly after your payment clears you'll be sent via e-mail a complete set of detailed drawings for you to check all dimensions and fittings positions. If there's any difference from your old tank we can make any reasonable modifications to accommodate your needs. Fabrication of your new tank won't start until you send us your specs confirmation.  

 

IMPORTANT NOTE: The base price is for local pickup in our SW Miami Shop. Check options above for crating and shipping to the contiguous 48 States. All tanks are made to order and the fabrication lead time is 1-2 work weeks. The finished tank pickup window is also 1-2 work weeks, so make sure you will be able to take delivery of your finished tank within that timeframe.     

 

NOTE: Check your tank dimensions thoroughly! Once a tank is manufactured and/or shipped we can't be responsible for mismatches and refunds or returns won't be accepted. All sales are final!

 

Shipping: Only freight to the 48 contiguous states. Contact us for extra-cost shipping options for HI and AK. Orders for international shipping from US-based carriers are welcome but contact us first to coordinate details.

 

Return Policy: No refunds are accepted, as all of our products are made to order. Our policy is strictly limited to the repair or replacement of qualifying defective or damaged goods. Please note that shipping costs are non-refundable. 

 

Fabrication lead time (before shipping): 1-2 work weeks. 

Due to this item's size and weight we can only ship it in an economical way via Less Than Truckload (LTL) consolidated land shipping, and only to the contiguous 48 States.

For shipping inquiries to AK, HI, PR, US-VI, and international shipping, please contact us first at sales@weldingworldinc.com.

All of the destinations above we can only serve as a Free Carrier (or FCA) modality, that requires the customer to contract and pay for their carrier service of choice. We can still ship the item, but only to a warehouse/receiving office within the 48-contiguous States.

In plain terms what this means is that if you want to ship your product to any non-contiguous US territory or internationally, you, the customer, has to provide us with the warehouse address of the carrier that serves your locality with an address within the contiguous 48-US States, as we do not ship overseas on our own.

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