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I bought a 12v stainless steel pump at harbor freight and some hose, a
two ft length of copper pipe, a big water filter cartridge system and a cheap spin on diesel filter and assembled a fuel filter. My biggest problem was getting around the built-in baffles in the tank. When I was done the tank leaked like it had been shot with a 12 gauge! Garland Gray II wrote: This winter I plan on removing my stainless steel fuel tank, so this is a good time to clean the inside. I figured I'd take it somewhere that does this sort of thing...steam it out, I thought. The place recommended by my local fuel distributor said he would just use a pressure washer, cold at that, and that I could do that as well as he. Now, maybe he is thinking of a 10,000 gal tank which is somewhat larger than what I'm dealing with. Same principles would apply, but he'd have better access than I will thru the little clean-out hole. Anybody have experience with this ? Any suggestions ? |
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