I have aluminum tank and came up with another option from Parker hose and fitting. They had a fitting that had a larger inside diameter that then "t"ed off into two outputs with appropriate sizing for each fuel feed. I know this is not the prefered method, but I took a chance that it would work, and it seems to have done so. The reason I thought it would work is that my truck has a small diesel with great fuel mileage. The generator is small and at full power only uses 0.4 gallons an hour. There is plenty of fuel coming through the opening in the tank. I wouldn't reccomend this to everyone, but it seems to have worked for me......at least no problems yet.
