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I have a cheap bulb siphon with tubing as an emergency backup so I can stick one end in the Aux and the other down the main and squeeze like hell. Would be a total pain in the arse but possibly a life saver in the event of a pump failure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
I really like the long ranger set up, you know how much is in each tank, you can fill them separately, they are isolated from each other you can top up on go.
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Originally Posted by Tombie
Ok that sounds completely reasonable to me and to be frank I hadn't thought of that.
When I get back from holidays I'll be changing my order I just made before Christmas from a gravity tank to a Long Ranger tank for the D3. ...:)
Thanks for that.
cheers,
Terry
Yes that's what Gordon advised to however how to get hose in aux tank?Quote:
Originally Posted by AnD3rew
can't see the inlet at all as it must be behind the bend...
In event of failure one can find the right way :)
:) rather find it beforehand, also love to have a second gauge for the aux tank is that possible?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Long ranger has a 2nd fuel gauge.
ok, seems like I have the dolium 80l auxiliary tank, need to ask gordon whether I can get fuel gauge for thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
I thought the 80L was gravity feed so suspect your one is the 108L (LRA?) tank.
strange, I have the front runner bash plate and that's supposed to fit to the Dolium 80l tank, unfortunately the OL invoice is also not very descriptive
Think I have this tank,
http://www.frontrunner.co.za/fuel-so...ional-80l.html
Getting nervous still not heard from Gordon and today is last chance to fix tank