Reply to "Icky Rust in Fuel Tank"

guyman (Guest)

I talked with a freind of mine today who said that after cleaning the tank that maybe droppping a magnet into the bottom of the tank would gather up the loose rust? Does the pickup come out or do you have to drill out the rivits to take it out? Or does it screw in somehow? Same for the sending unit! Are there any really good filters out there to install in the line to the carb? Ones that filter out the rust really good? How about those small filters for motorcycles? They seem to get the rust out good.
I have gone through two carbs already. Puut a new one on last night but I am not hooking the fuel up until I am sure the rust is out.
Thanks.

3/16/017:08 AM

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