Hi,
I have a new-to-me 1978 Johnson 6 hp I bought without a gas tank. I have two gas tanks available: a big Evinrude Cruise-a-day tank and a 2.5 gallon Mercury tank. I like the Mercury tank's size and can easily adapt the hose to connect to the Johnson motor.
I've read about Cruise-a-day tanks being "pressurized" though. What does that mean? Unlike the Mercury tank, the connector on the Cruise-a-day tank has two spring-loaded pins and doesn't seem to have a vent. Do the spring-loaded pins on the Cruise-a-day have to do with venting? Can I use either of these tanks with the Johnson motor?
Thanks,
Brian
I have a new-to-me 1978 Johnson 6 hp I bought without a gas tank. I have two gas tanks available: a big Evinrude Cruise-a-day tank and a 2.5 gallon Mercury tank. I like the Mercury tank's size and can easily adapt the hose to connect to the Johnson motor.
I've read about Cruise-a-day tanks being "pressurized" though. What does that mean? Unlike the Mercury tank, the connector on the Cruise-a-day tank has two spring-loaded pins and doesn't seem to have a vent. Do the spring-loaded pins on the Cruise-a-day have to do with venting? Can I use either of these tanks with the Johnson motor?
Thanks,
Brian