Fuel came out overflow

[Pmt133]

Hope you're confident in your fuel filter(s)...

You know... everyone warns about running tanks dry but in the few dozen I've pulled i never found much more than a grain of sand or two at the bottom of the tank and never moisture.

 

[airshot]

You know... everyone warns about running tanks dry but in the few dozen I've pulled i never found much more than a grain of sand or two at the bottom of the tank and never moisture.

Sane here, but then again, I always use stabilizer of one kind or another, so their should not be.

 

[mike_i]

Luckily there's three of use splitting the bill and I don't top it off all of the time. To make it worse I'm in Calif.

Glad I am not filling that one !!!

 

[Ifishmuskie2]

I made sure I could afford the gas before I bought this boat. It should be 5-10 gal per day of fishing.
My friend just bought a boat with a 115 Yamaha. We talked about a 19’ with a 115 vs a 22’ with 250. I’m sure he’ll be happy at the fill ups.

 

[dingbat]

I made sure I could afford the gas before I bought this boat. It should be 5-10 gal per day of fishing.
My friend just bought a boat with a 115 Yamaha. We talked about a 19’ with a 115 vs a 22’ with 250. I’m sure he’ll be happy at the fill ups.

Fuel for a boat is the cheap part of ownership.

Been there, done that...got the 22'er
My 22'er burns anywhere from 5-135 gallons per day of fishing.
Best part, I control how much fuel per day I use....not the weather