GCarr Posted November 26, 2012 Report Posted November 26, 2012 I have a slight avgas leak at the hose that connects to the water drain cock and must lift the fuel tank to gain access to that area. The aircraft is +/- 30 years old and I will eventually also need to replace all of the hoses. In order to do either, I need to understand the order that the fuel tank and the hoses were installed so that I can extract the tank without damaging anything. It does seem to be a two man job. Has anyone had the experience of removing the fuel tank and disconnecting all of the hoses ? Quote
GCarr Posted November 26, 2012 Author Report Posted November 26, 2012 I have a slight avgas leak at the hose that connects to the water drain cock and must lift the fuel tank to gain access to that area. The aircraft is +/- 30 years old and I will eventually also need to replace all of the hoses. In order to do either, I need to understand the order that the fuel tank and the hoses were installed so that I can extract the tank without damaging anything. It does seem to be a two man job. Has anyone had the experience of removing the fuel tank and disconnecting all of the hoses ? Quote
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