Howard,
You can use several designs. They are just designed to keep the big particles that get into your tank, out of the system. You still have to use a good filter before you get to your pumps, preferably one with replaceable filters. These types will help with water extraction as well. Some station owners will let their tanks go down to just about empty especially when prices start to rise, or we run into a shortage ala Jimmy C. A lot of fuel filters start to clog around that time due to the crap getting sucked up. You have to do some routine maintenance to keep the system running freely as Dimi pointed out. Here are some other sources of the fuel "socks"
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These are the type I put in mine My tank attachment was on the end of the tank, so it bends around at the first baffle and stays flat on the floor.
Fuel Pick-up Kit - Fuel Safe Fuel Pick-up Kit 1/2" - 8 AN
You might want to consider a surge tank in the tank itself to keep fuel pickup of air when you park downhill or hit the brakes rather vigorously on a low tank. A simple trap door on the rear baffle works well.
Fuel Safe Racing Fuel Cell Surge Tank Trap Doors and Check Valves
Bill
You can use several designs. They are just designed to keep the big particles that get into your tank, out of the system. You still have to use a good filter before you get to your pumps, preferably one with replaceable filters. These types will help with water extraction as well. Some station owners will let their tanks go down to just about empty especially when prices start to rise, or we run into a shortage ala Jimmy C. A lot of fuel filters start to clog around that time due to the crap getting sucked up. You have to do some routine maintenance to keep the system running freely as Dimi pointed out. Here are some other sources of the fuel "socks"
Pegasus - Keyword Search
These are the type I put in mine My tank attachment was on the end of the tank, so it bends around at the first baffle and stays flat on the floor.
Fuel Pick-up Kit - Fuel Safe Fuel Pick-up Kit 1/2" - 8 AN
You might want to consider a surge tank in the tank itself to keep fuel pickup of air when you park downhill or hit the brakes rather vigorously on a low tank. A simple trap door on the rear baffle works well.
Fuel Safe Racing Fuel Cell Surge Tank Trap Doors and Check Valves
Bill