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Is there a fuel dip tube available for the Piper Warrior II
(specifically, pa28-161)? When I flew the 172 I used a fuelhawk dip tube to measure how much fuel I had. In the warrior there are tabs in each tank at 17 gals but other than that it seems like guesswork. I sure would like to find a way to more precisely measure the fuel aboard. I searched google but could not find anything. This is triggered because last weekend I told a Signature FBO to fill the tanks up "to the tabs." The lineman topped the tank off and I had to have fuel drained before I could leave within gross. This isn't the first time that has happened to me. It would be much better if I could dip the tanks and then simply say "put x gallons in left and y gallons in right" and remove all ambiguity, guesswork, and depedency on Signature line personell knowing what "to the tabs" means. |
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