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Topic: Crate size  (Read 3573 times)

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  • Salmon
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  • Valley springs, Ca.
  • Location: Valley Springs, Ca.
  • Date Registered: Aug 2005
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OK, I have a p-15 coming so I am starting to gather parts. What size crate will fit in a p-15?
Thanks Jack


ChuckE

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  • Location: San Leandro, CA
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Hey Jack. I used a standard 13x13x11" crate in my P-15.  If you want your crate to sit all the way forward to maximize tankwell space for your catch, then you might want to consider trimming a little off the middle of the sides so the crate will clear the notches in the tankwell.  It's a nice snug fit.

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