If the fuel gage on top of the tank is one of the common float type gages with the round, 6 hole tank fitting, they are available with a fuel return inlet. West Marine has them. I think the brand is Tempest. I believe they are simply called fuel gages for diesel. Brian ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Thanks to all for the excellent responses. Brian had a great suggestion...and in the West catalog is a "diesel conversion kit" by Moeller. It is an electric sending unit with a fuel return fitting included. This will be my route as it would also provide me with an opportunity to upgrade the mechanical gauges on the tanks to a gauge at the helm. I will search the internet and ebay for a deal! Now if only I could find a single split gauge for both tanks....since I don't have a lot of helm space. Bob Clinkenbeard 24' custom trailer trawler http://home.bellsouth.net/p/PWP-aboardbobbinalong > If the fuel gage on top of the tank is one of the common float type gages > with the round, 6 hole tank fitting, they are available with a fuel return > inlet. > West Marine has them. I think the brand is Tempest. I believe they are > simply > called fuel gages for diesel. > > Brian

"Bob Clinkenbeard" <clinkenbeardb@bellsouth.net> writes: >Now if only I could find a single split gauge for both tanks....since I >don't have a lot of helm space. One simple solution is a single gauge with a toggle switch. Since you'll only be burning fuel from a single tank, you don't really need two active gauges. Scott Welch Product Manager, FirstClass Group "If we continue to take an eye for an eye, then surely the whole world will go blind." - Gandhi