A 3D render of the Renegade 33 310-gallon OEM replacement fuel tank. The large, dark grey tank has faceted corners, two clusters of fittings, and two D-rings visible on its top surface, against a black background.
A 3D render of a boat fuel tank against a black background, labeled "Renegade 33 Open Fuel Tank 310 gal". Arrows indicate the tank's dimensions: 19 inches high, 102 3/4 inches long, and 41 inches wide. A blue "WW" logo is in the bottom right corner.
A diagram of a trapezoidal, silvery-gray boat water tank labeled "Renegade 33 Bow Water Tank 31 gal." The overall length is 40 inches. The height is $13 \frac{1}{4}$ inches, and the width or depth is $17 \frac{7}{8}$ inches. The tank has sloped sides and a fitting centered on the top surface. The logo "W&W" with an anchor is in the bottom right corner.
A diagram of a square-shaped, gray boat holding tank labeled "Renegade 33 Holding Tank 11 gal." The dimensions are indicated by arrows: the width is 25 inches, the length is 20 inches, and the height is $5 \frac{5}{8}$ inches. Three angled fittings protrude from the top surface. The logo "W&W" with an anchor is in the bottom right corner.
A dark gray, horizontal rectangular object, likely a fluid tank, shown in a straight-on elevation view. The object has tapered bottom corners and three metal fittings protruding from the center top edge, each with a brass-colored cap or sensor
A long, narrow, dark gray rectangular tank, likely for fuel or water, shown against a black background. The tank has tapered corners on the bottom edge and features two metal eyelets or lifting points on the top surface. There are also two groups of metal fittings with brass-colored elements: one group is on the top surface near the left end, and the other is on the top surface near the right end.
A top-down view of a long, dark gray rectangular object, likely a fluid tank. There are two oblong indentations running vertically down the center. Near the top edge, there are two circular white fittings and one small white square fitting. Near the bottom edge, there is one large circular white fitting, one small white square fitting, and three small circular gold/brass fittings arranged horizontally.
A 3D rendering of a large, rectangular, light gray boat fuel or water tank set against a black background. The tank has tapered corners on the front bottom edge. On the top surface, there is a large circular metal fitting with a cap near the rear center, and a group of three small brass-colored fittings next to a smaller metal fitting near the front edge. Two metal eyelets or lifting rings are also visible on the top surface, running down the center.
A 3D rendering of a light gray, rectangular, block-shaped tank. Three silver or chrome-colored pipe fittings protrude from the center of the top surface; the one on the left is L-shaped and upright, and the two on the right are curved and angled toward the side. The tank is shown against a black background.
A 3D rendering of a square, dark gray or black rectangular tank, possibly a holding tank, set against a black background. Three silver or chrome-colored pipe fittings protrude from the center of the top surface. From left to right, the fittings are: one L-shaped, upright fitting; one short, curved fitting; and one taller, curved fitting.A 3D rendering of a square, dark gray or black rectangular tank, possibly a holding tank, set against a black background. Three silver or chrome-colored pipe fittings protru
A straight-on side elevation view of a long, dark gray rectangular tank. Two metal fittings are visible on the top edge near the right side. The fitting on the left is a small, upright, rectangular piece with a rounded top and a small hole, while the fitting on the right is a large, curved, metallic pipe fitting with threads on the end. The tank is set against a black background.
A side elevation view of a dark gray, rectangular tank. Three silver or chrome-colored pipe fittings are protruding from the top edge near the left side. The fittings appear to be different heights and shapes: the leftmost one is tall and curved, the middle one is L-shaped, and the rightmost one is a short, curved pipe. The tank is shown against a black background.
A collection of four silver metal fittings or components displayed on a solid dark gray or black background. In the top row from left to right are: a wide, short cylindrical pipe with internal threading; a thinner, shorter cylindrical pipe with external threading; and a long, slender, cylindrical rod with a rounded, tapered end, possibly a sensor. Below and slightly to the left of the center is a small, rectangular block-shaped fitting.
A 3D rendering of a light gray, angular boat fluid tank, likely for water, with a wide, flat top surface and sloped sides forming a trapezoidal shape. Three silver-colored pipe fittings protrude from the top surface: one curved pipe on the left, one L-shaped pipe elbow in the center, and one small, curved pipe and a flat metal tab on the right. The object is displayed against a black background.
3D rendering of a light gray boat fluid tank. The tank has a rectangular shape with sloped or tapered sides on the bottom, typical of a bow tank. Several silver-colored pipe fittings are clustered near the center of the top surface, including curved pipes and an elbow fitting. The image is set against a black background.
3D rendering of a highly reflective, silvery-gray object, which appears to be the top half of a tank or a rectangular prism, set against a dark or black background. The object has a flat top surface and sloped sides. Three metal pipe fittings are clustered on the top surface near the center: two curved pipes and one L-shaped elbow fitting.
A side elevation view of a dark, angular object, likely a boat tank, with sloped bottom edges. A white outline highlights the top edge where two pipe fittings are attached near the center: one is a small, upright L-shaped fitting, and the other is a larger, white L-shaped elbow fitting with a horizontal extension. The object is set against a black background.
3D rendering of a black, angular boat fluid tank, likely a bow tank, with a narrow, flat top surface and a large, slanted side face. Three silver-colored fittings protrude from the top: two curved pipes, one on the left and one on the right, and a cylindrical fitting in the center. The tank is shown against a black background.
A collection of four silver metal fluid tank fittings or components laid out on a dark gray or black background. In the top row is a long, slender rod with a rounded tip, possibly a sensor. In the middle row, from left to right, are a small, rectangular block-shaped fitting and a short, wide cylindrical coupling. In the bottom row is a small pipe fitting curved into a U-shape.
A collection of four silver metal fittings or components arranged in a vertical column on a dark gray or black background. The top item is a long, slender rod with a rounded tip. The middle row contains two items side-by-side: a small, white or silver rectangular block fitting on the left, and a short, wide cylindrical coupling on the right. The bottom item is a small, curved pipe fitting.
A 3D render of the Renegade 33 310-gallon OEM replacement fuel tank. The large, dark grey tank has faceted corners, two clusters of fittings, and two D-rings visible on its top surface, against a black background.
A 3D render of a boat fuel tank against a black background, labeled "Renegade 33 Open Fuel Tank 310 gal". Arrows indicate the tank's dimensions: 19 inches high, 102 3/4 inches long, and 41 inches wide. A blue "WW" logo is in the bottom right corner.
A diagram of a trapezoidal, silvery-gray boat water tank labeled "Renegade 33 Bow Water Tank 31 gal." The overall length is 40 inches. The height is $13 \frac{1}{4}$ inches, and the width or depth is $17 \frac{7}{8}$ inches. The tank has sloped sides and a fitting centered on the top surface. The logo "W&W" with an anchor is in the bottom right corner.
A diagram of a square-shaped, gray boat holding tank labeled "Renegade 33 Holding Tank 11 gal." The dimensions are indicated by arrows: the width is 25 inches, the length is 20 inches, and the height is $5 \frac{5}{8}$ inches. Three angled fittings protrude from the top surface. The logo "W&W" with an anchor is in the bottom right corner.
A dark gray, horizontal rectangular object, likely a fluid tank, shown in a straight-on elevation view. The object has tapered bottom corners and three metal fittings protruding from the center top edge, each with a brass-colored cap or sensor
A long, narrow, dark gray rectangular tank, likely for fuel or water, shown against a black background. The tank has tapered corners on the bottom edge and features two metal eyelets or lifting points on the top surface. There are also two groups of metal fittings with brass-colored elements: one group is on the top surface near the left end, and the other is on the top surface near the right end.
A top-down view of a long, dark gray rectangular object, likely a fluid tank. There are two oblong indentations running vertically down the center. Near the top edge, there are two circular white fittings and one small white square fitting. Near the bottom edge, there is one large circular white fitting, one small white square fitting, and three small circular gold/brass fittings arranged horizontally.
A 3D rendering of a large, rectangular, light gray boat fuel or water tank set against a black background. The tank has tapered corners on the front bottom edge. On the top surface, there is a large circular metal fitting with a cap near the rear center, and a group of three small brass-colored fittings next to a smaller metal fitting near the front edge. Two metal eyelets or lifting rings are also visible on the top surface, running down the center.
A 3D rendering of a light gray, rectangular, block-shaped tank. Three silver or chrome-colored pipe fittings protrude from the center of the top surface; the one on the left is L-shaped and upright, and the two on the right are curved and angled toward the side. The tank is shown against a black background.
A 3D rendering of a square, dark gray or black rectangular tank, possibly a holding tank, set against a black background. Three silver or chrome-colored pipe fittings protrude from the center of the top surface. From left to right, the fittings are: one L-shaped, upright fitting; one short, curved fitting; and one taller, curved fitting.A 3D rendering of a square, dark gray or black rectangular tank, possibly a holding tank, set against a black background. Three silver or chrome-colored pipe fittings protru
A straight-on side elevation view of a long, dark gray rectangular tank. Two metal fittings are visible on the top edge near the right side. The fitting on the left is a small, upright, rectangular piece with a rounded top and a small hole, while the fitting on the right is a large, curved, metallic pipe fitting with threads on the end. The tank is set against a black background.
A side elevation view of a dark gray, rectangular tank. Three silver or chrome-colored pipe fittings are protruding from the top edge near the left side. The fittings appear to be different heights and shapes: the leftmost one is tall and curved, the middle one is L-shaped, and the rightmost one is a short, curved pipe. The tank is shown against a black background.
A collection of four silver metal fittings or components displayed on a solid dark gray or black background. In the top row from left to right are: a wide, short cylindrical pipe with internal threading; a thinner, shorter cylindrical pipe with external threading; and a long, slender, cylindrical rod with a rounded, tapered end, possibly a sensor. Below and slightly to the left of the center is a small, rectangular block-shaped fitting.
A 3D rendering of a light gray, angular boat fluid tank, likely for water, with a wide, flat top surface and sloped sides forming a trapezoidal shape. Three silver-colored pipe fittings protrude from the top surface: one curved pipe on the left, one L-shaped pipe elbow in the center, and one small, curved pipe and a flat metal tab on the right. The object is displayed against a black background.
3D rendering of a light gray boat fluid tank. The tank has a rectangular shape with sloped or tapered sides on the bottom, typical of a bow tank. Several silver-colored pipe fittings are clustered near the center of the top surface, including curved pipes and an elbow fitting. The image is set against a black background.
3D rendering of a highly reflective, silvery-gray object, which appears to be the top half of a tank or a rectangular prism, set against a dark or black background. The object has a flat top surface and sloped sides. Three metal pipe fittings are clustered on the top surface near the center: two curved pipes and one L-shaped elbow fitting.
A side elevation view of a dark, angular object, likely a boat tank, with sloped bottom edges. A white outline highlights the top edge where two pipe fittings are attached near the center: one is a small, upright L-shaped fitting, and the other is a larger, white L-shaped elbow fitting with a horizontal extension. The object is set against a black background.
3D rendering of a black, angular boat fluid tank, likely a bow tank, with a narrow, flat top surface and a large, slanted side face. Three silver-colored fittings protrude from the top: two curved pipes, one on the left and one on the right, and a cylindrical fitting in the center. The tank is shown against a black background.
A collection of four silver metal fluid tank fittings or components laid out on a dark gray or black background. In the top row is a long, slender rod with a rounded tip, possibly a sensor. In the middle row, from left to right, are a small, rectangular block-shaped fitting and a short, wide cylindrical coupling. In the bottom row is a small pipe fitting curved into a U-shape.
A collection of four silver metal fittings or components arranged in a vertical column on a dark gray or black background. The top item is a long, slender rod with a rounded tip. The middle row contains two items side-by-side: a small, white or silver rectangular block fitting on the left, and a short, wide cylindrical coupling on the right. The bottom item is a small, curved pipe fitting.

Renegade 33' (310 Gal) Open Fuel Tank | BUILT TO OEM SPECS

$ 3,442.00
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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.

Restore the range and reliability of your Renegade 33 with our precision-engineered replacement fuel tank. Designed as a direct-fit solution for your high-performance hull, this tank is built to handle the rigors of offshore running and high-speed operation. Constructed from heavy-duty .190" TIG-welded aluminum, this is the essential upgrade to ensure your Renegade stays on the water and out of the shop, delivering the performance you expect.


BUILT TO OEM SPECS. All tanks are custom-built from original Welding World drawings based on physical measurements or customer-provided information. Tanks are designed to match the original tank dimensions for proper fitment, but Welding World Inc. is not affiliated with or certified by the original boat manufacturer. It is the customer’s responsibility to verify fitment and compliance before production begins.
 

     

    • 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 workweeks. The finished tank pickup window is also 1-2 workweeks, so make sure you will be able to take delivery of your finished tank within that timeframe.  

     

    • 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.    

      

    • Fuel Tank .190 thickness Alcoa® 5052 H32 Series aluminum construction.
    • Holding Tank .125 thickness Alcoa® 5052 H32 Series aluminum construction.  
    • Water Tank .125 thickness Alcoa® 5052 H32 Series aluminum construction.  

      

    • Hand welded GTAW (TIG) welded to exceed ASME / ASW D3.7:2004 standards.

    • Sherwin Williams® TarGard® Epoxy painted for the best marine environment protection. 

    • KUS® (ex-WEMA USA®) reed switch sender with NBR float fuel level. 

     

     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!

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

    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.  

    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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