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Jim wrote:
Maybe you should try a better can. I store my extra outboard fuel in my lazarette. No fuel oder - so I open the hatches to ventilate. I want to get the gas off the boat when its not in use. I thought perhaps putting in inside a ventilated dock box might be suitable. I'm finding conflicting advice around the net about whether this is a good idea. On the one hand, everyone advises that gasoline should be stored in a ventilated place. On the other hand, some say it should be a in an approved flammable liquids storage locker. Does anyone do this? Is it safe? Thanks I bought a new plastic fuel can with gas guage last year. I left it in my driveway in the sun while almost full, and gas seeped out...now I get the fumes even when in the shade. Wonder if I blew the gasket where the fittings attach? |
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