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Question: can u cut a hole in it for a fuel gauge?
Document: So far so good. My husband used this tank to replace the two six gallon tanks that we had in our 24ft pontoon boat. We have only had it in a week, but we were out on the boat for hours both days of this past weekend. Very easy to connect and it fit perfectly. No leaks and the fuel gauge seems to be reading correctly.
I bought two brand new moeller connectors too. On my new 2013 boat, someone stole the gas and tank only, cut the fuel line, this was a replacement tank.This thing leaked almost as much gas as what was stolen from me.
No need to purchase the $19.00 replacement cap that is advertised. With enough pressure build-up, I would believe it would split at the seam or leak through the fuel gauge as others have complained. Moeller has to follow guidelines via government idiots, so don't blame them. Its a good product. Once you purchase it, its yours to do as you like. My first concern is my family and anyone else onboard. A fuel leak or a possible tank exploding is what I will avoid.
This tank is nice quality with an easy to read gauge, however, the vent on the filler cap doesn't work if you fully fill the tank, and the filler is not close enough to the edge or angled in any way. You have to always pull it out from under whatever is above to fill it.
This tank does exactly what I wanted it to do. Overall the tank is well made and the fill gauge is easy to read and works accurately. The only downfall to this tank is the cap, the tank will air lock and this will cause the tank to swell up. Fortunately I keep my boat covered so I just loosen the cap while in storage.
Once I managed to avoid this and it ran fine for hours, but it is nearly impossible to achieve. You need a tank with the outlet at the bottom for carburated engines, engines with fuel pumps that provide needed suction aren't as affected.
Been looking for a replacement fuel tank for my boat and found this one a Amazon. It was to the dimensions and capacity that I needed and best of all the price was the best I could find anywhere and to top it off the shipping was free.
The tank is fine... problem is fitting your specific hose connector. I use OMC and there is not enough clearance from the tank top to rotate the hose connector and make up the screw connection. I ended up loosening the entire fuel plate at the tank top. Even that was not easy.
Hooked it up with a new fuel line and it sat outside in the boat thru several heavy rainstorms. Good thing I never put gasoline in it yet as somehow about a cup and a half of rainwater got into the tank. All I can figure is it leaked thru the gasquet where the outgoing fuel line connects.
I knew this going in, but I tried it anyway and.....it sometimes worked. I am running a water pump in a pasture and get tired of refueling the small tank every hour. I purchased this to locate well above the engine to gravity feed to the carburator so it could run unattended for several hours. I also purchased a hand primer bulb, an inline gas fuel filter, and a fuel shut off ball valve. In short, the engine would die after about 15 minutes.
Answer: yes