Last night, I sprayed some good penetrating oil onto the gas tank drain plug. This morning I removed the plug and drained the tank into a couple of gas jugs, filtering it as it drained. I was hoping to drain the sediment from the fuel tank, but I didn't get much out. The drain plug did not have much dirt on it, so it's possible that sediment is not the issue.
I ran out of time today, but my next chore will be to replace the fuel line that feeds the pump. I plan to attempt to clean the strainer with compressed air, just before connecting the hose to the fuel pump.
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The gasoline was very fresh, so I filtered it and poured it back in. |
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It helped to have two jugs and funnels. |
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The drain plug was fairly clean. |
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The bung appears to be brass, brazed into the steel tank. |
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I had anticipated much more sludge than this. |
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