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Tie them together as one tank, but vent both tanks or else you can't fill
the tank that doesn't have the filler.
-------Original Message-------
From: Richard B. Emerson
Date: 10/31/06 09:03:44
To: baba-l@ballreich.net
Subject: Re: [Baba-L] Fuel tank - Baba 35
Please talk to me about the "switchology" involved in using two tanks.
That is, flipping valves to draw from the two tanks, filling them (did
you add a second filler), etc. - how different is all of that from when
you had a single tank?
Cheers,
Rick Emerson
Edward McChain wrote:
> I had a company in Annapolis make up two tanks and install them about
> 8 years ago in my Baba 35. Cost $1400 as I recall. He and I took out
> the old one on a Saturday in January and put in a pair of new ones
> (total about 55 gal) about two weeks later on a Saturday. Jog done,
> no mess, no big deal,
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