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"Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Doug, Thats why I advocate a small capacity gravity feed 'day tank' .... NO bleed or lift pumps, NO filters, NO electricity .... just nature's gravity to feed oil to the injector pump; single cock to switch it online to the fuel system .... I have 16 gal TEMPO tank for gravity feed to my galley stove. I have a 3 way valve that will allow me to switch it over to the engine and generator suction manifold.. Not only is it available for emergency fuel source, but it is presently very handy for purging the air after I change fuel filter or open an injector line. (problem is, I have to remember to turn off the valve to the normal service tank that is below the engine). Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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