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Fumoto Valve, which one (GT)

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Hey guys. I did a quick search using Fumoto but got no hits. Any of you using one? Got to be.

Which one works best. Best I can tell is at least 3 will but I want one that sticks out the least. Did any of you use the one that allows the tube attachment?
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I used Fumotos for decades but switched to Femcos in 2013. The optimum Femco is shorter than the shortest Fumoto and has several other advantages.

See: http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55750

Below is a same scale comparison of the Femco and the GT drain plug. That pic doesn't have the screw on cap for the Femco, which is about one thread thick.

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Ordered the Femco and drainer you mentioned on the other thread. thanks!
 

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That said, I will probably be switching to the Femco one. The Fumoto one just hangs a wee bit too low for comfort. If it were a few mm higher I would be OK.
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