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April 30th 04, 05:41 AM
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Todd.....it depends upon what bilge pump you put in.....they run from
something like 200 to 600 gallons per hour. I have a 360gph which seems about right wrt not pushing it in too fast but fast enough that I can fill each wing in around 5-10 minutes (9lbs vs gross). Also I wanted to note that the tank fits in the back end of a Ford Explorer or Expedition with all the seats up and with room to spare and does not require a truck.....at least if you are in the US. I know that some countries are more conscientious re fuel economy and therefore have smaller vehicles and so it would not fit in a Mini for example! Casey Lenox KC Phoenix 
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