can u cut a hole in it for a fuel gauge?
190003
i don't know. mine came with a gauge already on it. mine sets in hot tennessee sun. sun and heat creates a lot of pressure. i have seen one tank swell like a balloon and another tank cave in.i would personally not alter it.
676684
Yes! BY CHANGING the jet size. You will need drill them out. I would contact my gas co. They will need to the BTU of your burners.Another thing did was to insulate it with 2 in. of spun ceramic. It is on my back deck with 3 sides closed. I also drilled 2 holes in top for a duel probe thermometer. I put a valve in the gas line . It works great now. I wouldn't take a pink elephant for it.
2109875
Not sure what you mean, but there is no reserve of any kind built in. The fuel gauge should provide adequate status of remaining fuel.
264397
I would think so. Fuel lines are all pretty standard. If it's a little to big you can always use a tighter hose clamp.
705809
No! Its not meant for fuel to run through it. Like others have said it will read poorly at the lower pressures normal vehicles run at. I actually had an Oriley employee suggest doing the same on my F350 diesel. Lets just say I bought a tester there, had him do it and promptly refund my money as it didnt work as he thought ;-)
481469
No. There's a chrome-colored knurled female tip on the gauge. Make sure it is screwed tight!
1586859
Just the batteries have the fuel gauge on them not the actual tool. I have six batteries some of them do have the gauge some of them don't. As for this tool it is used all the time now, I actually took my regular saws all out of my truck. This must have tool.
7034
There should not be any reason why you could. You will just have to drill the hole a little higher than normal probably.
2230906
Yes but you will have cut the hole out bigger. Depth wise its plenty but the hole size is smaller so i had to cut out bigger with a jigsaw.
1437139
Yes, But you really do not need the whole gauge. Use the end of a cylinder compression tester that screws into the spark plug hole. The other end that the gauge goes on, plug your air line into. If you use the Gauges, just turn your Regulator all the way up so you get Max. Pressure in the cylinder Chamber.Pressurize cylinder with both valves closed AND Piston at the Top of the Cylinder.If you loose pressure the piston will keep the valve from falling all the way down into the Cylinder.
1675154
Yes you can. There is a cap on the top and a pump nozzle sits in there very well. You can also watch the gas gauge rise so you'll know when to stop. Works fantastic
132025
Sure. Fuel tanks are really no different. This seals the tank. When applied properly the fuel will never touch the metal in the tank anyway.
2077943
Most fuel tanks made in the last 10 years use the fuel hose connector on the item for sale. It has a two prong fitting. One is pointed and the other is rounded on the end of it.
129939
I have not a clue, if the arm is long enough to go to the bottom of the tank,it might. But the thing you have to know is,whats the ohms on the gauge,if it's the same as the sender,you'll get an accurate fuel reading, if it isn't, you won't. Massey probably still has those available,bite the bullet and pay the price,you run out of fuel in the middle of 500 acres and it's a long walk back home,besides having to prime the engine.
1842951
In the world of low and slow, a piercing of the meat for this thermometer is not going to change mush of anything. I don't know if you caught the recent news, but a Navy SEAL chased down some thugs after they shot him, he plugged the hole with his finger. Same goes for this, plug the hole with the probe.
417679
You could, if the gauge worked... Mine was faulty out of the box. Check the other reviews.
806065
I would take a tape measure and stick it throught the gas opening to confirm how deep the tank is before I purchase any or if you have the old gauge measure it.