argghhhh...turns out it was a marine sanitary holding tank they had to
cut out, not
fuel.
if you go with a smaller tank, remember the fuel lines should conform to
CG type A-1 standards,
lest you have a serious issue with your insurer in the event (god
forbid) of a fire.
best of luck, sorry about my pathetic memory...
tf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like the idea of not replacing the tank and just adding a small one
to replace. I will come up with a way to get rid of the other fumes. -
thanks if you do get something interesting back from your friend.
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