scottMac1211

Kevin
Thanks for the info....

Update
Well I decided to go the route of draining the Tank - I used a 3/8" hose and several gas cans.
Note you can't put the hose right down the fill line (screen at tank will stop the line) - I decided to remove the fuel tube assembly - very easy to remove and gave me direct access to the bottom most part of the fuel tank - where any water would have collected.
I then placed the hose (BTW - I bought a colored orange 3/8" air hose for this - so I could see the position of the hose in the tank) in the tank and siphoned the fuel out - all-in all took about 30min.

I will use some of the fuel in my lawnmower etc...
Well worth the time and small expense (3 new gas cans) instead of a fouled engine

Later
Scott

Scott,

Welcome to the site. I am not aware of anyway to test if there is water in the tank. I would say if you think a significant amount of water got in there you could siphon it out and start with fresh gas just to be safe.

Thanks
Do you know if the water/fuel seperator (filter) will take care of any water in the tank?