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syphon gas from boat
anyone have any ideas, like what pump to use ? I can't get it through the filler ,but can access through the deck plate cover .
Maybe one of the vac pumps ? thanks Link |
Use a pump designed to move fuel. like an electric gas pump. You don't want any stray sparks around when you doing that.
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You don't need a pump unless the container is above the gas tank.
Atmospheric pressure will do just fine. Take a long enough hose, fill it with gas, plug one end with your thumb, put the other end in the gas tank, lower the end in your hand to a container below the gas tank and let go with your thumb. It will flow as fast as the hose allows. |
I got a pump at Tractor Supply it will do the job , plus come in handy for other jobs
thanks Link |
Why??? Bad tank of gas?
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old gas haven't used boat for 2 years I've kept stabilizer and it runs . I just feel I need to get it empty and add fresh gas when I winterize it
ML |
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Jack Rabbit Pump
Hand operated and always works. http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-J.../dp/B004L0O3F8 But I agree with others, don't bother filling it now, empty it/run it dry and refill in the spring. |
if you remove the anti siphon valve in the fuel tank and temporarily replace it with a hose barb ( 1/4" NPT or 3/8NPT) you can remove the fuel line from the engine and place the hose in a container ( lower than the boat) a few pumps of the primer ball and the gas will flow...
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Electronic fuel pump from NAPA and some extra fuel hose $50. You can actually filter it and pump it into cans. Use it for your lawn mower or snow blower. All you need a is a 12V battery.
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