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  • Mattias44
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    Originally posted by Steve View Post
    Well, SURE, a dryer will work, but this guy is a gen-u-ine Nebraska redneck, so he used what was out by the shed.

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    What about what's IN the shed? My dad cleaned out the tank from his 49 Farmall Cub buy attaching it to the wheel of the (edit: jacked up) riding mower. Lots of ways to skin a cat, I guess.

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  • 1074cm3
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    Thanks for the note. Congrats on finding another part for your project

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  • Steve
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    Originally posted by tkent02 View Post
    Cement mixer?
    What, the new dryer isn't good enough?
    Well, SURE, a dryer will work, but this guy is a gen-u-ine Nebraska redneck, so he used what was out by the shed.

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  • tkent02
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    Sorry, it's long gone.

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  • 1074cm3
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    Are you going to be hanging on to the 1100G tank? I can use one if you will be selling it. (if it's not an "L") Thanks

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  • tkent02
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    Originally posted by Steve View Post
    Congrats on the find.

    You have access to a small cement mixer? I know a guy that has wrapped gas tanks in foam rubber and old carpet pieces, then wedged it all into a cement mixer and let it run for a couple hours. He will reposition the tank to change the path of the rocks inside, and let it run again. Just a few rounds in the mixer and the inside of the tank looks like new.

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    Cement mixer?
    What, the new dryer isn't good enough?

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  • Steve
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    Originally posted by tkent02 View Post
    Been swirling it around with kerosene and aquarium rocks for a few days, it's going to be good. Now if I can just find all the parts I "borrowed" off of it over the last few years.....
    Congrats on the find.

    You have access to a small cement mixer? I know a guy that has wrapped gas tanks in foam rubber and old carpet pieces, then wedged it all into a cement mixer and let it run for a couple hours. He will reposition the tank to change the path of the rocks inside, and let it run again. Just a few rounds in the mixer and the inside of the tank looks like new.

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  • tkent02
    started a topic Woo Hoooo!!!! Got a tank for the 1000!!!

    Woo Hoooo!!!! Got a tank for the 1000!!!

    Been looking for over two years, ever since I got this bike which had a 1100G tank on it at the time. I'm cheap, not going to spend $600 for a tank for a $300 project. Finally found one, $40, no leaks, little rust, just a few small dents.
    Been swirling it around with kerosene and aquarium rocks for a few days, it's going to be good. Now if I can just find all the parts I "borrowed" off of it over the last few years.....
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