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Scepter Low Profile Fuel Tank 45L
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Description
Scepter's marine tanks meet numerous international standards, certifications and approvals including UL, CSA, ISO, Standards Australia, Standards New Zealand, JCI, IMCI and others.
- 45L (12 gallon) capacity
- High density polyethylene
- Easy to read guage
- Suitable for petrol and diesel
- Scepter brand
- Made in Canada
- Dimensions: 280(h) x 610(w) x 450(d) mm
- Warranty: 2 years
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Delivery & Returns
Delivery estimate 1-4 business days (non-rural)
Please allow 3-10 business days for rural and island deliveries. Read here for more information.
*Club members get free standard freight for non-rural, shoe box sized deliveries (normally $5.99) for purchases over $99. Additional charges apply for rural delivery, island delivery, dangerous goods and large packages.
Returns
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Product Questions
Q.
Hi. I am after a Petrol nozzle for a Sceptor 45ltr Low Profile Fuel Tank. When taking the fuel tank out of the yacht the fuel nozzle came apart from its base and consequently need a complete nozzle replacement.
The O D of the nozzle is 90mm, and the internal diameter is 35mm.
The base is 8mm red plastic with a black plastic inlay approx. 80 mm dia.
It has 4 screw holes to attach it securely to the tank.
I note the height is 273mm - I assume this is the max. Height including the fuel line connection. I trust this makes sense?
The O D of the nozzle is 90mm, and the internal diameter is 35mm.
The base is 8mm red plastic with a black plastic inlay approx. 80 mm dia.
It has 4 screw holes to attach it securely to the tank.
I note the height is 273mm - I assume this is the max. Height including the fuel line connection. I trust this makes sense?
Mike Mcvicker. Rotorua /
13 Jul 2021, 12:45 pm
A.
Unfortunately we don't stock parts for Scepter fuel tanks.
Website Customer Service (JW) /
13 Jul 2021, 1:59 pm
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