Durbo tanks at 90º?
10-01-2011, 11:58 AM
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Durbo tanks at 90º?
Can anybody think of a reason why I "couldnt" mount one of the dubro fuel tanks at 90º?
By that I mean, its one of the tanks that has a "chin" under the stopper hole... so if that "chin" was on its side??
Doing this to the fuel tank is the only way I am managing to get a smoke tank into the space available in my plane!
By that I mean, its one of the tanks that has a "chin" under the stopper hole... so if that "chin" was on its side??
Doing this to the fuel tank is the only way I am managing to get a smoke tank into the space available in my plane!
10-01-2011, 04:00 PM
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RE: Durbo tanks at 90º?
ORIGINAL: ceecrb1
Can anybody think of a reason why I ''couldnt'' mount one of the dubro fuel tanks at 90º?
By that I mean, its one of the tanks that has a ''chin'' under the stopper hole... so if that ''chin'' was on its side??
Doing this to the fuel tank is the only way I am managing to get a smoke tank into the space available in my plane!
Can anybody think of a reason why I ''couldnt'' mount one of the dubro fuel tanks at 90º?
By that I mean, its one of the tanks that has a ''chin'' under the stopper hole... so if that ''chin'' was on its side??
Doing this to the fuel tank is the only way I am managing to get a smoke tank into the space available in my plane!
