I have two 275 gal Oil tanks about 35 yrs old. I was wondering how accurate the float guage is. It is an O.E.M. King Gauge.
Accuratcy of Oil tank Float Gauge
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Well, I know my oil gauge is shot, because it never moves :lol: But seriously, I would expect a float to just keep on floating.Dodge said:
My gauge is shot so I stick the tank and measure.
http://www.hillcrestfuel.com/tankchart.htm
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http://www.sippin.com/oil tank measure chart.htm
http://www.hillcrestfuel.com/tankchart.htm
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http://www.sippin.com/oil tank measure chart.htm
salecker
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Hi
Any tank guages i see are just a rough estimate as to whats in the tank.I deliver heating fuel so i see quite a few.
Thomas
Any tank guages i see are just a rough estimate as to whats in the tank.I deliver heating fuel so i see quite a few.
Thomas
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