our 1984 34 hunter doesn't have a fuel gauge. there doesn't seem to be anyway to check fuel quantity other than guess from the time used. any suggestions?
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Studfinder....
not sure of the exact location on an H34, but on the H31 (same basic boat) you can get to the tank. A cheap studfinder from the builder supply store will show you the level of fuel in the tank. A flashlight at the right angle will also do the same thing. OTOH, the Snake River system discussed at length here in the archives, and I think sold at the chandlery is a good system for this particular boat.
not sure of the exact location on an H34, but on the H31 (same basic boat) you can get to the tank. A cheap studfinder from the builder supply store will show you the level of fuel in the tank. A flashlight at the right angle will also do the same thing. OTOH, the Snake River system discussed at length here in the archives, and I think sold at the chandlery is a good system for this particular boat.
Fuel Whistle
I have just started producing a 'Fuel Whistle' which can be added to any inboard fuel tank to let you know when your tank is full. Prevents any fuel spill into the waterways. Takes a couple of minutes to install and your all set. No moving parts and no electrical hookup.
I have just started producing a 'Fuel Whistle' which can be added to any inboard fuel tank to let you know when your tank is full. Prevents any fuel spill into the waterways. Takes a couple of minutes to install and your all set. No moving parts and no electrical hookup.
Added the Tempo fuel guage from Boat/US
We installed the Tempo fuel guage from Boat/US (P/N Fuel Gauge Kit - for 6" to 24" deep tanks 280160 393589 Only $47.99) Drained tank, drilled hole in top, installed sender, installed gauge in footwell of cockpit. Works great.
We installed the Tempo fuel guage from Boat/US (P/N Fuel Gauge Kit - for 6" to 24" deep tanks 280160 393589 Only $47.99) Drained tank, drilled hole in top, installed sender, installed gauge in footwell of cockpit. Works great.
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