Is this tank ready to have a fuel gauge install in it.? Does this tank have the cut out and plate that you remove to install the gauge for my boat?
316231
The metal plate referenced by another post does indeed exist. I considered buying an aftermarket sender to install, but opted on an underdeck model with the sender already installed. I love it, by the way, and it is also a Moeller.
316232
No. All it has is the mechanical gauge on the gas cap. You would have to cut it out manually. But it's a great tank.
316233
the tank comes with a gauge built in the cap. I think that yes you could still use a remote gauge. If you look at the picture of the tank-flat metal piece near cap is what i think you are referring too, cant look at mine right now but hope this helps.
316234
No it does not. The photo on Amazon is not of the actual tank. You can not install a fuel gauge, however the cap has a built in gauge.
1237300
it is my understanding that his only switches tanks, front to back or left to right, it is not a fuel gauge sending unit, which depending on which type of vehicle you have, should be located in the fuel tank itself, this part was located on the frame rail of my RV - Good Luck, on another note, I think you might have a short that is misleading the read out of electrical current being sent to your fuel gauge.
57430
The smaller black circle in the middle of the picture has the threaded hole to place your fitting depending on your model. This is an example: Atwood (8897-6) Fuel Tank Fitting with 1/4" NPT Thread of a plug used. The tank does not come with a quick disconnect installed. I learned this when it showed up. Good luck.
1218661
Yes, but I would put it on after the tank them to your outboards fuel filter. And it's only a water separator.
1222964
Is it possible that you have a regulator on the tank and at the grill? If so remove one. Never alter gas fittings, they are made that way for a reason.
1143008
No and the tank hanger set up is strange. I had to get a longer hose and do some adapting. Good grill if you are handy
591392
On the top left side as you look at this picture, you will find the vent and fill tube. The dark circle in the "center" is the sending unit for the fuel gauge. I assume you will need a hose for both the vent and the fill. I used my existing hoses. I was lucky. Everything fit and it was an easy install.
1837818
Yes and it is very easy. I wondered the same thing. the tank fit just fine and have used the log split-er the new tank is attached to.
444499
Aside from exsisting pump motor, proper plumbing/electricity hook-ups and a pressure gauge you should be "good to go".Hopefully it is covered and/or in a pump house. For me,the noted change in water pressure is really appreciated.This tank does a good job...
57431
The smaller black circle in the middle of the picture has the threaded hole to place your fitting depending on your model. This is an example: http://www.amazon.com/Atwood-8897-6-Fuel-Fitting-Thread/dp/B00K8DB8IC/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1425500023&sr=8-6&keywords=brass+fitting+for+fuel+tank of a plug used. The tank does not come with a quick disconnect installed. I learned this when it showed up. Good luck.
483276
There is only a threaded standoff on the tank, you will need to find the proper fuel connector to thread into it for your application.
1949823
This fuel water separator installs from the tank to the engine or in your case the outboard. it needs the suction of the fuel pump to draw fuel through it. gravity fed fuel would not be able to pass through the filter. Hope this answers your question C. Blue.
1775077
I agree that it doesn't seem to matter. It is a simple screen sandwiched between the two plastic housings.Seems to me if it was critical they would have marked it. I installed mine with the side stamped USA as the inlet side, (from the tank). Have absolutely no problem with the fuel flow.
2008523
Hi Tim, we purchased this gauge for our 2000 Polaris 6x6. When it came, it was too long and hit the bottom of the tank. so we got imaginative and cut the rods at the bottom. We had to adjust our thinking and now the half full is the full mark. Empty will always be empty and it is very nice knowing what is in your tank. Hope this helps.
1928738
I have not taken gauge out. We did remove the threaded outlet nipple to attach a hose and must say it was difficult. I hope this helps
1806273
Hi Heath it does have a gauge on the side of the tank which gives you a idea how much is in the tank as it fills up.
1006827
This is the standard size. You can exchange this tank but you probably wil not get another one that has a built in gauge. Your best bet is to refill it at any propane refill station (many gas stations/uhaul locations offer this service)