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180-under the tank sediment bowl/shutoff

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    Posted: 17 Dec 2019 at 11:47pm
One of the 180's has the sediment bowl and shutoff under the tank.  I decided it was time to move it for outside access. I am going to replace the spin on fuel filter with the glass filter. Any need to keep the sediment bowl other than to make use of the shut off? Thanks...Dale  
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like you i would like to have the enginer that decided to put it under the tank change it a few times. I moved the sedimt bowel out and down to get to it if your going to the glass filter i would change the shut off to a quarter turn valve then the bowel cant freeze and bust
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It is difficult to reach. Requires removing a small side panel on the right side to get to it. The sediment bowl is functional, though. My 185 had sat for about 6 years before I bought it. I was able to drain some sediment from the bottom of the tank. Kept it from going into the fuel filters.
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My One-seventy is the same way and is a PITA to get to. I always like to shut off the gas if it sits for more than a couple of days so I installed a shut off just before the carburetor to keep my cussing at a minimum.
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Well said!
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