Livewell question-09 PUMA FTD

this question comes up often and BCB will give you the same answer everytime. They do not list the capacity as it would seem smaller than competitors. Competitors list the complete area including that above the overflow. In reality, BCB livewells are some of the largest on the market if not the largest. Your Puma FTD will hold plenty of water and youll see once you go to pump it out as it will take a while! Good luck with your Puma FTD!

It seems trivial to you, though if we mention it in print the others could use that real data to claim theirs are larger when theirs are much less. For example a 520z Ranger only holds an actual 10.2 gallons per side, and other Z models are similar if not exactly that. Though they state that those wells are much more in volume. Thus others could try to use the data against us if we print the actual volume and we know no other manufacturer is honest in this. Use an Ample amount of chems for the larger livewells and you will be fine. It is not critical.Last edited by Bass Cat Boats on June 27th, 2009, 11:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.

The Puma FTD and The Cougar FTD have the same triangular live wells…… http//basscatowners.yuku.com/reply/21611/t/BCB-Oxygen-Generator-from-O2-Marine.html#reply-21611 Glynn

VanWho, I have been told that when chlorinated water is frozen, the chlorine evaporates and therefore is not a problem when it returns to a water state. I have looked to find if this is good info, but I have not been successful. Maybe somebody else will know if this is accurate and will chime in here. georgeGeorge

You could use a 5 gallon bucket and fill it in the driveway. That way you would no exactly what your livewell holds. It would take just a few minutes.