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On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 14:37:58 GMT, Rich Hampel
wrote: Diesel fuel tanks in boats should be cleaned every few years anyway to prevent the release of the biofilm and particle agglomeration from the tank walls. If you do have such contamination and dont physically remove (scrub) the particle deposition from the walls .... a heavy sea state WILL do it for you. ;-) Good advice for sure Rich, and I know you have professional experience in this area. You fail to mention however what us poor guys with no physical access to the tanks are supposed to do. Wayne B (still relying on Biobor, heavy sea states, a full case of *large*, fresh Racors, vacuum guages, parallel filter valves, due diligence, etc) |
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