Subject	Thanks, I already knew about the drain bolts, but...
Posted by	John PGT on September 08, 2014 at 10:38 AM
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In Reply To	Fuel tank has drain bolts on the bottom of each side. (n/m) posted by ttz'in (NorCal) on September 08, 2014 at 03:37 AM
Message	I think pumping the gas out would be easier for my situation.
Follow Ups	Need help "jumping" fuel pump in order to drain tank - John PGT 23:54:20 09/07/14 Fuel tank has drain bolts on the bottom of each side. (n/m) - ttz'in (NorCal) 03:37:47 09/08/14 ^Yeah (n/m) - -Grimm- 06:48:11 09/08/14 Thanks, I already knew about the drain bolts, but... - John PGT 10:38:50 09/08/14 Re: Need help "jumping" fuel pump in order to drain tank - agent4573 16:33:18 09/08/14 Re: Re: Need help "jumping" fuel pump in order to drain tank - agent4573 16:38:03 09/08/14 If you dont want to use the drain plugs, just run a siphon - ZXoltan 18:13:31 09/08/14 Figured it out, I'm all set (more within...) - John PGT 00:32:51 09/09/14 any ideas on a switch? so you can go 91, 110, etc. - wickdGSXR 23:25:47 09/09/14 Sounds like you want a 2 tank setup.... - John PGT 13:52:31 09/10/14
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