Keep the Skinny Birds Flying Safely
I am currently at the point in restoration of hooking up the engine ( A65) and mounting the gas tank but notice there is no fuel shut off valve. Any advice on what type to use?
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Thanks Andy and Steve. Your comments and pictures clear things up.
I'll have to look through my old documents, but I recall it being a ball valve, maybe a Weatherhead, with an extension on the lever that has a wee ball on it for the shut-off rod that goes over to the left side of the cockpit. There is also a service bulletin suggesting an elbow with a ball valve and a drain line be installed to sump the tank.
Steve's photos show a round, Curtis quick drain installed in the tank sump, and also the lever extension and shut-off rod.
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