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Gascolator drain

scard said:
...and as far as I can tell in an RV with 7yrs and 1300hrs, completely worthless to have onboard.
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Couldn't agree more with 3 years and 1000... the whole gascolator thingy will be ditched very soon :)


PS Sam what kind of stick grip you have? pic from your gallery


 
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I like your idea. Can't say I've ever gotten water out of my gascolator but after replacing a fuel tank sender and resealing (I thought I had been careful and cleaned the debris up) I was amazed at the amount of crud that was caught by the gascolator. Now if you have a different filter somewhere in you fuel system you may be good to go without it.
 
JimS said:
...after replacing a fuel tank sender and resealing (I thought I had been careful and cleaned the debris up) I was amazed at the amount of crud that was caught by the gascolator. Now if you have a different filter somewhere in you fuel system you may be good to go without it.
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Except the crud would have just clogged the filter, and without a checkable drain you wouldn't have known about it until you weren't getting fuel anymore. Probably while airborne.
 
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