Yamaha Portable Tank

[DaveJ50]

I want to mix some new gas a little heavy on the SeaFoam and run it through my kicker.

Do all the portable tanks have the same connector?

If I purchase these 2 items will I have what I need:

http://www.iboats.com/Yamaha-Fuel-L...4844881--**********.125421575--view_id.686410

http://www.iboats.com/3-Gallon-Port...4844881--**********.125421575--view_id.391487

As long as I'm here. How long and how much above idle can I run my kicker on muffs?

Thanks

DaveJ

 

[ezmobee]

Re: Yamaha Portable Tank

The tanks usually come with no connector at all and you need to add the correct one http://www.iboats.com/1-4-NPT-Brass...2853972--**********.184849042--view_id.215274

 

[DaveJ50]

Re: Yamaha Portable Tank

Funny how many times I think something has to work either this way or that way and I find out there was a 3rd choice I never thought about.

Thanks a lot

DaveJ

 

[ezmobee]

Re: Yamaha Portable Tank

Dave, if you have multiple motors of different brands, you can put whatever connector you want to standardize on the fuel tank and tank-end of the fuel line. For example, for a while I had an Evinrude and my dad had a Mercury. In order to not have to have multiple tanks, we put OMC connectors on both fuel lines.