Fuel Tank 337G

[edasmus]

I flew my SkyMaster yesterday and all went very well. We flew about 2.5 hours and the airplane performed perfectly. It is always a good feeling to have the annual inspection behind me. I have been flying my buddy's Comanche 250 for the last month while my SkyMaster was down. We owned one together over 20 years ago together. They are fantastic airplanes and his is above average in "niceness." After getting back in my SkyMaster yesterday however, I would choose the C337 over the PA24 all day. Enjoy the cool Spring Wx. Thanks again everyone!

Ed

[Jerry De Santis]

Hi Mark,

I have taken the inboard tank out twice and you don't have to move the other tanks. I must admit it is not an easy task but can be done. The hardest part was the short length of large diameter hose between the middle tank and the inboard tank. The hose is hard and I used a heat gun to get it to be a little pliable.

My plane is a 1975 P337G.

Cheers!
Jerry