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Does anyone remember the thread that included this method.
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I removed the fuel sending unit and was able to get a hook on a piece of metal turned sideways and used a come-along from a rafter in my pole barn, worked great for me.
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Someone used a pressure washer to blast the foam out. Thought that was a good idea, if a bit messy.
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tanxs guys like the pipe in the sender hole but think ill use the excavator to lift the tank. far as sawing or blasting there less than 1/4 of an inch between the stringers.hope it just brake loose.
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![]() Check out the hole about the size of a quarter on the side where it was "foamed" in........bad idea.
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tank is out luckey me not much foam and verry dry. took 3hr and 4 beers but w/ little triming and pry she pop right out
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