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October 27th 03, 04:41 PM
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How about a piece of tygon tubing with a inside diameter the size of the
vent tube. Let that hang (or support it with the wing strut) and let it drain into a gas can. If you are careful you might even be able to reuse it. I am lucky, my 172F has never had this condition. A friend with a 150 always had it and only fueled when he got ready to fly. I use a short piece of hose with some wire mesh in it and a orange "flag" hanging from it. I put that over the vent tube to keep the pesky bugs from building a nest in it. Orange flag reminds me to remove before flight. 
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