If the tank is "oozing", I would be suspect of the tank and sloshing is just a patch.
Do not slosh if you ever intend to use mogas. Sooner or later you will end up getting mogas with additives/alcohol in it and it will remove/dissolve the sloshing compound. Don Mack N2051H 415D RV-6A (in progress) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.flash.net/~donmack ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, November 27, 1999 7:06 AM Subject: Tank Sloshing > Am looking at a Coupe to buy, and owner says the header tank has a > "slight" ooze. > > He said he will have it fixed by sloshing, but he wants to know what type > fuel (avgas vs mogas) the buyer is going to use. > > Question: If I buy it, and have it sloshed for avgas (80 octane is > available on my field) and I someday need or want to use mogas, what > then? > > I have seen the topic covered here before, but can't find my files. > > Also, it has rudder pedals, which I really didn't want. Is it much of a > task to remove them or should I just ignore them? I understand from a > number of sources that they are by and large ineffective. > > Appreciated your input. > > John >
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