Everything's back in, full tank, and no leaks. I re-used the rubber bumpers that were on the original tank, as well as the filler grommet, straps, and hanger bolts. The plastic part of the fuel pickup was cracked, so I ended up busting that off the rest of the way and replacing it with a piece of 5/16 fuel line.
I can't believe these old fuel lines weren't leaking, they were cracked up pretty bad.
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Here's the new routing of the fuel lines.
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And I installed an inline filter just before the fuel pump. Because of the length of the filter I got I couldn't come up with a place to mount it near the tank that I was comfortable about the lines not kinking up. Seems to be working good so far.
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Has anybody ever actually got 25 gallons into one of these tanks? Supposedly they're 25 gallons from what I've read, but I couldn't have put more than 2 gallons in it out of my can, and it took another 18 at the pumps before it clicked off.