Everyone
When we bought our new Bennington, I found it very hard to fuel the boat. I realize there is discussion on this topic but here is what works flawlessly. I bought an extension hose/cap arangement that you can turn a plastic piece to shut the flow of fuel on and off. I found this leaked but it has adaptor caps to fit on a standard fuel jug. I went to Walmart and bought a very similar unit (yellow) that is used for pouring oil in tough places. I used the adaptor cap from the first hose assembly with this yellow hose assembly and I have not had one drop of fuel spill. I put it on and open the vent cap wide open. Insert the clear flex hose in the fuel inlet and tilt the jug up and let the fuel pour at full speed. When the jug empties, there is like a suction to the line it is flowing so well.
I was at WalMart yesterday and the yellow hose assemblies were on for $3 (half price) so I bought a couple of extras for that price.
Again, this works really well.
When we bought our new Bennington, I found it very hard to fuel the boat. I realize there is discussion on this topic but here is what works flawlessly. I bought an extension hose/cap arangement that you can turn a plastic piece to shut the flow of fuel on and off. I found this leaked but it has adaptor caps to fit on a standard fuel jug. I went to Walmart and bought a very similar unit (yellow) that is used for pouring oil in tough places. I used the adaptor cap from the first hose assembly with this yellow hose assembly and I have not had one drop of fuel spill. I put it on and open the vent cap wide open. Insert the clear flex hose in the fuel inlet and tilt the jug up and let the fuel pour at full speed. When the jug empties, there is like a suction to the line it is flowing so well.
I was at WalMart yesterday and the yellow hose assemblies were on for $3 (half price) so I bought a couple of extras for that price.
Again, this works really well.
