So on may 10 I went to Sam's club in bullhead to get gas for the boat. Both of my tanks were completely empty(and I mean dry!) I put fuel in both tanks. Went to the lake. It ran for maybe 3 mins once I got out of the no wake zone then spit n sputter and wouldn't plane. Ran like complete crap. Got pulled to the beach. Pulled the water fuel seperator, and it was full of water.emptied and reinstalled, no different. So I got pulled back into the marina and put it back on the trailer. Water fuel separator was full again. I started draining the tanks into gas cans. Out of 17 gallons, I had almost 3 gallons of water. That's a lot of water for brand new fuel. So I went to the auto parts store and got some fuel filters and a new water fuel separator filter. They told me that I wasn't the first person to have that issue from Sam's club fuel. So at this time now, we headed to the hotel and I called Sam's club to inform them on what happened. The manager was really nice and told me that it has to go thru their insurance company. So finally today the insurance lady called me back. She said that she is going to request that the gas station do a test on their fuel tanks today and get numbers currently off the sensors. It was over a week ago. That fuel is long gone. She also said that I shouldn't have fixed the boat myself and asked if I had the water from the gas tank still. After i fixed the problem myself, the boat ran fine, on new gas from a different gas station. I know my tanks arent letting water in. Has anyone ever dealt with a situation like this? I'm tired of getting screwed by businesses that don't have good customer service.
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