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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Fuel feed practice/plumbing
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Dan Schaefer,

It may be possible for you to install a float switch on your header tank,
even though it is in the plane.  Empty the tank and carefully cut a hole in
the upper back side of the tank and install a float switch.  If you are very
careful you can minimize or eliminate any fiberglass material from entering
the tank. You can then use that switch for an automatic shutoff.

Bob Smiley