Dave H (MI)
Well-known Member
Here is an odd one. I have a 300 gallon fuel tank with gasoline. The fuel gauge punked out on me a month or so back and I just got around to pulling it from the tank to see what is up. It was a fairly easy assumption that the float was not working. So I pulled this finely calibrated instrument from the tank yesterday to find it is a thin articulated steel arm with a big cork on the bottom. Guess I won't be taking it to any sophisticated repair facilities to have it fixed and calibrated. I'm thinking I just find a replacement cork.
Not as easy as you might think! I get a lot of hits for old cars and trucks. Anyone know where you find a big cork for a gas storage tank?
I am thinking pretty much anything that floats and is resistant to gas saturation/degradation would work, right? Maybe I should just buy one of the car floats?
Not as easy as you might think! I get a lot of hits for old cars and trucks. Anyone know where you find a big cork for a gas storage tank?
I am thinking pretty much anything that floats and is resistant to gas saturation/degradation would work, right? Maybe I should just buy one of the car floats?