WINNEBAGO CHIEFTAIN 1991 32 FT GAS TANK ISSUE
Grandson's Chieftain having issues on the trip. When he adds gas, after a few gallons fuel runs out somewhere coming over the top of the tank. Nozzle does not shut off. Sounds like the tank is over...
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As said above, going through the floor above the tank would be ideal. I did that once. Sometimes you luck out and it's under the bed. You want to cut a large square hole, with the edges of the hole beveled inward at 30-40 degrees. That way it will drop right in place afterwards and not fall through. A mini circular saw would be best, and making multiple passes each time only 1/8 deep until you feel your almost through. When your nearly through you could make the cut in 1/16 inch passes for increased safety. The situation as it stands right now is dangerous. If you can't fix it in place, have it towed to a repair shop. One spark and that motor home is gone.
