DFB

I know that this question has probably been answered before, but here it is...

I ordered a Baxter gas bag from Gizmo, (who I have allways had excellent service from) and I'm looking for the proper break in procedure...

Sould I fill it up and leave it for a coupple of days? Once it cures should I drain that gas and start with fresh? Is synthetic oil ok to break in the bag?


Thanks for the help Boys!!!!

Dan S

the answer to your 3 questions is;

Sould I fill it up and leave it for a coupple of days? YES

Once it cures should I drain that gas and start with fresh? NO

Is synthetic oil ok to break in the bag? YES

Dan.

DFB

Thanks for your help! i will get to work....

cheesewizz69

I agree with two out of the three answers from dan. However I like to drain the out the gas I use to condition the baxter bag.

I noticed that the one time I did not there seemed to be something floating inside the bag after the first run. I know it was not there when I fuel it. I run two filters in my fueled can so that eliminated it as a source but none in the boat. I thought it was worth taking the carb apart to see if any of that stuff had made it in. I found that the carb screen had a lot what I would describe as white fibers blocking it.

It could have been a bag that was not reinsed out properly don't know (not purchased from Bruce)... Since then I flush out the conditioning fuel. Just my .02.

Leo

MKMotorsport

best advice is make sure there is always no air and some fuel in the bag touching all areas, otherwise its possible a dry spot or dry seam will develope, or crack/split and leak later.