Have as little fuel in the tank as possible. Makes dropping it easier.

 

When measuring for the draw straw make sure that the tank is sitting on bricks or blocks where the straps normally hold it. This way it has the proper sag and you will get a better cut. Also, do not angle it as much as they ask for, maybe a 15-25* angle is what mine is at and I have never had any issues with low fuel.

 

thanks fot the tips quick questions i was reading the instructions and i didnt see anything about draw straw but always heard you have to do this so do you have to out a draw straw in or do u use stock pickup?

 

If you get a 100 you can use the stock draw. If you use a 150 you have to do a draw straw.

 

thanks i should be instaling sat

 

You can bring it over Sat and we can do it on the lift. It's easier and we've done a few.
then we can talk about the electric.

 

ha thanks can i let you know in day or two because me and my friend where going to put ous on together we both bought ad 150s and we were going to put them on at his house but with a lift it would be alot easier . i appreciate it i will let you know .ya i got some stuff to tell you about the electic out there i was reading you wanted two hundred amps out there and that depends on the service ya have at your house though if you have two hundred amps at house i would only go with 100 amps at the garage and the distance from the house you might have to upsize wire due to volatage loss and there is a four wire direct burial cable thats pretty inexpensive somewhere around 90 cents foot and thats only wire you would have to run