Click to enlargeAttwood Portable Low Profile Fuel Tank - 12 Gallon w/Gauge
Manufacturer: Attwood MarinePart #: 8812LLPG2SKU: 98380
Item #: 98380
Category: Fuel Tanks
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Description
Portable Low Profile Fuel Tank - 12 Gallon with Gauge Attwood has engineered the industry’s only comprehensive EPA-certified fuel tank-to-engine solution. Tough materials and innovative design stand up to harsh marine conditions.
A 12-gallon tank is ideal for pontoon boats where more fuel capacity is needed. Includes gauge and low profile save space.
Features: 12 Gallon fuel capacity Compatible with 1/4-inch NPT fuel fittings High-Contrast, easy to read gage Save space; the low profile is 3 inches lower than regular 12-gallon tanks Additional oil and ullage/vapor capacity EPA Cap with automatic, high-flow vacuum valve UV-grade multi-layer tank material Automotive-grade, multi-layer construction withstands the pressure build-up associated with closed fuel systems Cap with built-in vacuum valve means no need for manual venting Meets EPA and CARB (California Air Resources Board) regulations Complies with all ABYC/NMMA requirements for portable marine fuel tanks Dimensions: Length: (inch) 24" Width: (inch) 18" Height: (inch) 11. 61" *No fuel line included
Specifications
| Brand | Attwood Marine |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 8812LLPG2 |
| EverTide SKU | 98380 |
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.
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Engine Parts & Service — frequently asked
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- A common recommendation is once a year or per your engine maker’s interval, and sooner if you see cracks, set, or missing vanes. The impeller is a wear item, and a failure causes rapid overheating — so many boaters also carry a spare aboard for on-water repairs.
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