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I lifted the following from the B31 site. It looks as if after 4 decades the FloScan Company couldn't survive the shift to electronic computer controlled engines, which include fuel flow measurement and display, negating the need for a separate fuel measurement system. ------------------------------------------------------ -----Original Message----- From: Joe Dydasco joe.dydasco@floscan.com> To: FloScan Sales sales@floscan.com> Sent: Thu, Feb 1, 2018 2:40 pm Subject: FloScan Closure It is with regret that I must inform you that FloScan will be closing its doors at the end of February. We have had a great 40-year run but the past few years have been difficult to maintain operations and profitability. We are currently taking final orders up until the end of this month. However, the FloScan model type and quantity that we can build and ship will be subject to availability. Lastly, we are in negotiations with a buyer to take over supplying spare parts and will advise once this matter is finalized. We sincerely appreciate your business over the past 4 decades and wish you well. Regards, Joe Dydasco Sales Manager --------------------------------------------------------- Sadly, another company succumbs to "progress".

That’s a shame. I loved them when I had carbureted gas engines.

I had them on a gas boat and they were on the money.

any deals? Id love a pair of 75TM-235-2K's