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Can I put a bladder inside the extra water tank so it is easy to convert between diesel and water storage? Scotty wrote: no need to. Water and diesel don't mix. Water is heavier than diesel. Just run your water lines off the bottom of the tank and your fuel lines from the top. That's right, the Navy does it exactly like that. I'm not kidding, google up "compensated fuel/ballast tanks" although most of the hits will be in regard to ecologic impact of discharging ballast water from said tanks, you should be able to find something on the fuel side. signed- Eayyam A. Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye) |
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ps.com... Steve Dooley wrote Can I put a bladder inside the extra water tank so it is easy to convert between diesel and water storage? Scotty wrote: no need to. Water and diesel don't mix. Water is heavier than diesel. Just run your water lines off the bottom of the tank and your fuel lines from the top. That's right, the Navy does it exactly like that. I'm not kidding, google up "compensated fuel/ballast tanks" although most of the hits will be in regard to ecologic impact of discharging ballast water from said tanks, you should be able to find something on the fuel side. signed- Eayyam A. Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye) Yeah, but don't drink the water. -- jlrogers±³© |
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