My bad. I meant to say you can take your tanks away from the water. Where it
is more expensive. Or you can them to a inland gas station where it is
cheaper.

"KS" wrote in message
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more expensive away from the water? How do you figure?

"Paul" wrote in message
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A big plus is you can fill your tanks away from the water where it is
more
expensive.

"KS" wrote in message
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I was thinking that way but with mixed gas it's easier to do with
measured
tanks.
Yet it sure would be nice to have an on dash gas gauge with a permanent
tank
and I'm sure I could get more than 18 gallons in the same space with
one
big
tank.

I guess the biggest difference would be cost, I think I could assemble
the
dual tank set up for around $50 where a permanent tank, filler and
overflow
setup could easily be $300-$400.

KS

"Woodchuck" wrote in message
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do you have the room for permanent tank mounting? Would be safer.

"KS" wrote in message
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I have a '93 forester with a 115HP Evinrude. I have 3 six gallon fuel
tanks that I'm looking at some way of hooking at least two together
via
a
(manual or electric) selector valve. This sounds simple enough that
I'm
surprised there isn't such a "kit" designed for this purpose, or at
least
I don't see one. I'm I missing something that for some reason this
will
not work?

Thanks For any input.

Kevin