Mike Peters Well-known member Sep 27, 2021 #1 Just replaced this with a neoprene float. Didn't know they could get this bad. Attachments 1-P1080374.jpg 68.8 KB · Views: 471
V Vic in E-TN Well-known member Sep 27, 2021 #5 I don't remember his name but he was building brass floats. I believe from California. They are the best. Neoprene floats are fairly heavy. Vic
I don't remember his name but he was building brass floats. I believe from California. They are the best. Neoprene floats are fairly heavy. Vic
Tom Endy Well-known member Sep 27, 2021 #6 https://www.santaanitaas.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Gas-Gauge-Repair.pdf
hardtimes Well-known member Sep 27, 2021 #8 Yup, just did that job. They sink to the bottom. Doesn’t get worse than that.
Utopia Texas Senior Member Sep 27, 2021 #10 Well, If you floated in a tub of gasoline for 90 years you wouldn’t look to great either.
katy Well-known member Sep 28, 2021 #11 Mike Peters said: Just replaced this with a neoprene float. Didn't know they could get this bad. Click to expand... How long was it in the bottle? How was the wine?
Mike Peters said: Just replaced this with a neoprene float. Didn't know they could get this bad. Click to expand... How long was it in the bottle? How was the wine?
160B Well-known member Sep 28, 2021 #12 Vic in E-TN said: I don't remember his name but he was building brass floats. I believe from California. They are the best. Neoprene floats are fairly heavy. Vic Click to expand... The problem with a brass float is that with the tanks full the float will hit the top of the tank and make a nice little tapping noise.
Vic in E-TN said: I don't remember his name but he was building brass floats. I believe from California. They are the best. Neoprene floats are fairly heavy. Vic Click to expand... The problem with a brass float is that with the tanks full the float will hit the top of the tank and make a nice little tapping noise.