Remote gas "tank"
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Remote gas "tank"
I'm interested in making a small, temporary gas holder to use when synching the carbs. If I use an aniti-freeze container or a small, plastic gas tank, how's the best way to connect the gas line to the container so it doesn't leak? Thanks for any ideas!:-DTags: None -
TheCafeKid
Try to find one that has a pretty decent sized hose noddule on it, and if still a little loose try some small hose clamps.. -
focus frenzy
I got a tank from a old 5hp craftsman big wheel push mower. its tank was mounted on a stand behind the engine.Comment
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TheCafeKid
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8trackmind
Quart paint can with a screw in tire valve stem. (Schrader removed, of course) Even rode is around the block few times with this set up.Comment
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nert
I remove the tank, place a towel on the chassis, lay the fuel tank on the chassis, transversely where the front of the seat would be. I connect cheap plastic fuel/vacuum line fittings and 12" additional fuel line and vacuum lines. Connect both fuel and vacuum lines to the fuel tank from where they came. (essentially...extended lines) I put another towel over the fuel tank, a couple budgie cords to hold the tank steady to the frame, and i can sync all day!Comment
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That's how I do it. :-DI remove the tank, place a towel on the chassis, lay the fuel tank on the chassis, transversely where the front of the seat would be. I connect cheap plastic fuel/vacuum line fittings and 12" additional fuel line and vacuum lines. Connect both fuel and vacuum lines to the fuel tank from where they came. (essentially...extended lines) I put another towel over the fuel tank, a couple budgie cords to hold the tank steady to the frame, and i can sync all day!Comment
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I hope there's photo's of that! :-D
Here's what I picked up for $19.95, has a proper shut off in it, about 4ft of hose, a hanger that works and holds 2 liters of fuel.
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simonp
Walmart sells a new coolant overflow tank that's intended to be hooked up in old cars that don't have one. I think I paid around $9.99 and it's connections were just the right size.
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tconroy
Go to harbor freight and get some nitrile o-rings and your set.I have a tank from a weedeater that im getting ready to turn in to an aux. tank It's small and I figure it will be easy to work around.Comment
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meeks7
I used a small shut off valve from a lawn mower on the one I just put together. The tank is from an old lawn mower that the guy at the parts store gave me. I built a stand out of scrap wood that I had lying around. The shut off valve and some hose is all I had to pay for. It sits perfectly on the frame rails where the seat would normally be and never moves.Comment
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