wingnuts wrote:
There is a wire that is connected to the top of the tank that you can get away with not having to do anything with it, just keep in mind that it is there.
MAKE SURE that you tank is as EMPTY as possible. you will thank youself in the long run and have help doing this, I did it myself and it was quite the PITA.
Thanks for the reply wingnuts. You are right about making sure the tank is close to empty. It is big enough as it is to be unwieldy even if it isn't full of gas. Yesterday when I was going to work on it the tank was about 3/4 full. There was no way I was going to do that once I realized how it had to be done. The instructions made it look like all you did was bolt this over the existing tank assembly. Really useless instructions.
I did see the wire going up to the top of the tank. It is good to know there is a little slack in it.
I think you are right about getting someone to help. It looks like a job that would be much easier for two people. Thanks for your thoughts.
