"Calif Bill" wrote in message
ink.net...

"Gary" wrote in message
...

Interesting.

Guess that's why most fuel filter bowls (like mine) are made of glass??




And if it is in an enclosed area with a gas engine, it is not approved by
the CG.


Does that make it illegal? Dangerous? Or just not CG approved?

"Gary" wrote in message
...

"Calif Bill" wrote in message
ink.net...

"Gary" wrote in message
...

Interesting.

Guess that's why most fuel filter bowls (like mine) are made of glass??




And if it is in an enclosed area with a gas engine, it is not approved
by
the CG.


Does that make it illegal? Dangerous? Or just not CG approved?



It makes it that if you have a fire, the insurance company may withhold
payment. CG aproval is required on boats.

Gary Wrote:
Does that make it illegal? Dangerous? Or just not CG approved?

"Calif Bill" wrote in message
k.net...

It makes it that if you have a fire, the insurance company may withhold
payment. CG aproval is required on boats.


I don't understand your answer. The first part would seem to be saying that
it's just an insurance thing. The second part seems to be saying that the
CG approval is required.

So is it illegal? It is unsafe?

Not trying to be difficult. I just don't understand what you've written.

Gary

"Gary" wrote in message
...


Gary Wrote:
Does that make it illegal? Dangerous? Or just not CG approved?

"Calif Bill" wrote in message
k.net...

It makes it that if you have a fire, the insurance company may withhold
payment. CG aproval is required on boats.


I don't understand your answer. The first part would seem to be saying
that
it's just an insurance thing. The second part seems to be saying that the
CG approval is required.

So is it illegal? It is unsafe?

Not trying to be difficult. I just don't understand what you've written.

Gary



It is unsafe and since the CG does not approve it, actually they ban it, the
insurance company could legally probably get out of paying out money in case
of a fire.