jakeroyd
Well-Known Member
Hunter Ranger 245 Fuel Tank , what\'s in it ?
I bought a Ranger 245 last year and am very pleased with it.
The fuel tank is a plastic moulding which is visible through a vertical slot in the panel underneathe the sink , in the heads.
The slot is about 15mm wide , I can see the tank clearly, the tank moulding even has a nicely graduated scale on it.
However , try as I might (various levels of light etc.) I can not see the fuel level at all. The fuel filler is far from straight so I can not dip the tank.
I am thinking of putting a light on top of the tank to try and light up the contents (not literally I hope !) so I can see it.
At present I calculate roughly when it's time to fill up but fear this may lead to running out of fuel on a long haul. I have plenty of reserve fuel on board so it would be a 'bleeding session' out at sea.
Any ideas or observations gratefully received :-
I bought a Ranger 245 last year and am very pleased with it.
The fuel tank is a plastic moulding which is visible through a vertical slot in the panel underneathe the sink , in the heads.
The slot is about 15mm wide , I can see the tank clearly, the tank moulding even has a nicely graduated scale on it.
However , try as I might (various levels of light etc.) I can not see the fuel level at all. The fuel filler is far from straight so I can not dip the tank.
I am thinking of putting a light on top of the tank to try and light up the contents (not literally I hope !) so I can see it.
At present I calculate roughly when it's time to fill up but fear this may lead to running out of fuel on a long haul. I have plenty of reserve fuel on board so it would be a 'bleeding session' out at sea.
Any ideas or observations gratefully received :-