Outboard gas tank cap

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A330NRT

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Has anyone found a replacement outboard gas tank cap that has a spout for emptying the tank? I know there are ones for regular 5 & 6 gallons gas cans.

Ken Shanley
MV Charis
 
I have not.... but you can use your existing fuel line to set up a siphon to drain your outboard tank that way. Just needs snap-on fitting to open the "other end" of the line, at the target receptacle end, and it'll get most of the gas out.

-Chris
 
Tractor supply sells spouts by me and new vent caps to bring back the old style.

Can even find it on Amazon I bet look up ez pour replacement spout. I also have one of those shake siphon tubes with the clear tube and a copper end with a ball inside. Makes it very easy to start draining a full can.
 
I just use a huge funnel in a jerry can and tip the gas tank and dump it. Am I too simple?
 
Has anyone found a replacement outboard gas tank cap that has a spout for emptying the tank? I know there are ones for regular 5 & 6 gallons gas cans.

Ken Shanley
MV Charis

Get a Justrite safety can with the spring-loaded cap. Put the nozzle in, squeeze the release handle, and fill with nary a lost drop.
 
I would like to find a tank about 3 gal. with the cap in a position that would be the low spot when the tank is emptied. All I have seen make it impossible to drain the last few ounces, you know, the ones with the specks of grit on the bottom.
 

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