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For those of you running fuel bladder, how are you transferring fuel? Anybody run the motors off the bladder?
 

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Hi I'm running my Marlin, F300's off of a 50gal bladder. When the bladder is done I switch the 4-way valve to main. Then I disconnect the hoses, pack up the bladder and stow it at the walk around.IMG_6220.JPGIMG_6214.JPG
 

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That is what I was thinking. Where did you get the manifold at?
 

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Are you using the bladder for more fuel range or are you having built in tank issues?
 

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I've thought about doing the same thing.
You could get away with just one 4-way valve/hose/connectors. Just run one of the motors on the bladder...
 

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I've thought about doing the same thing.
You could get away with just one 4-way valve/hose/connectors. Just run one of the motors on the bladder...
I like to drain the bladder as quick as possible so I can wrap it up, stow it so its out of the way.
 

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That is what I was thinking. Where did you get the manifold at?
Just replaced the two 3-way valves with 4-way and added male quick disconnects to the vales.