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> Liland fuel tank
bajafreaks
post Jul 21 2026, 02:31 PM
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I purchased a Liland tank, the fit seems to be fine although it does have the taller top pinch weld like the Dansk. It does have a built-in internal filter so no need for a sock insert which wouldn't fit anyway due to the different inlet design (see pics) with that being said the standard curved fitting wont recess all the way in as well. Has anyone been faced with that issue ? Toying with the idea of going to AN8 fitting but concerned the depth on the female end of the fitting might be too deep to seat onto the male threaded fitting on the tank since they aren't as long/deep.
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