[Public-list] Happy new owner

[Todd Redhead]

Rachel,

 Look in over top of your engine and look at the top of the tank.  See
if there is a dark patch anywhere - if so that might be where the leak
is.  Mine showed a dark patch when I looked in from the front
extending down from the 90 deg elbow where the gasline comes off going
to the engine.  All I had to do was tighten up the compression fitting
and my leak was gone.

Todd
#400 Strathgowan
www.weliveonaboat.com

On 1/29/07, Rachel <penokee at cheqnet.net> wrote:
> Michael,
>
> I'll be sure to check my tank underneath, especially in any hidden
> areas.  I agree with you (and the instructions) that they should be on
> some kind of stringers for ventilation to the tank.  Hopefully mine is,
> but no way to tell until I dig in there and check.
>
> I agree with you and understand about gasoline fumes.  No heaters on
> my boat until the gas fumes are gone!  I haven't even used my camera
> flash, wondering if it qualified as a spark.  The batteries are
> disconnected.
>
> --- Rachel
>
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