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Old October 25th 03, 07:33 PM
Sven
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Default Fuel Drip Containment

Hi Jim,

I have seen people hang an empty plastic oil bottle on the fuel vent to
catch the dripping fuel on Cessnas. Have you tried this? It shouldn't be too
much of a fire hazard and will save your hangar floor. Just make sure that
you drain the bottle regularly because the angle it sits on the vent, it
won't hold a whole quart of fuel. Using a GATT jar or some other filter, you
can reuse the fuel.

"Jim Weir" wrote in message
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Snarly Charlie, the 182, has the classic "Cessna drip" from the fuel vent

when
the tanks are filled and the hangar gets warm. I've tried everything I

know to
stop it, but all I can do with all the mechanical fixes is slow it down.



 




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