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Don Ober

03-11-2007 17:36:24

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Doe`s anyone know where to find a new or after market gas tank for a WC(mine has rust in it and am uable to get it out ). I keep cleaning the sediment bowl even put a inline filter on it,but would like a new tank.THANKS

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carl ac man

03-16-2007 15:38:51

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Re: WC fuel tank in reply to Don Ober, 03-11-2007 17:36:24

i have a tank
ill take 20$ for it i want to get rid of it if ur interested email me

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Briguy

03-13-2007 09:11:07

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Re: WC fuel tank in reply to Don Ober, 03-11-2007 17:36:24

I had mine acid cleaned and sealed at a machine shop. I wish I has just bought a new one.

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gene (missouri)

03-12-2007 14:42:14

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Re: WC fuel tank in reply to Don Ober, 03-11-2007 17:36:24

Clean the tank as others have suggested. There are several good fuel tanks sealers that will seal in any loose rust. Red-Kote is available at some autoparts stores. Much cheaper than purchasing another tank.

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JMS/MN

03-11-2007 21:46:17

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Re: WC fuel tank in reply to Don Ober, 03-11-2007 17:36:24

Mount the tank on a cement mixer, if you have one. Some people mount them on tractor wheels and drive around for a while. Put some metal inside- nuts, bolts, chain, whatever. Don't use rocks- hard to clean out. Magnets will pull out metal. Let the mixer run overnight or so. Change position of the tank to ensure full coverage. Tarp strap might work to hold tank- I just mounted an old tank support bracket on the mixer- fits various sizes of tractor tanks of my favorite color. Chain and shaking idea is ok if you're ambitious, but it takes a lot of shaking. Easier to do it mechanically and have a brew while the job is getting done. Then use a tank sealer, several available- check with a radiator shop for brands. Then put a little bit of plastic tube in the sediment bowl assembly to raise the input level for fuel. Keeps the bottom feeders out of the fuel system.

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ALLIECAT

03-11-2007 20:01:14

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Re: WC fuel tank in reply to Don Ober, 03-11-2007 17:36:24

put a longer pipe in your fuel line where it goes into the tank this will raise the pick-up point above the rust in the bottom
the chain is a good idea but i've never used the sealer
i also put a large magnet in the bottom of the tank and it attracts the rust thats loose
just pull the magnet out ever now and then and clean it
i did all this last spring pulled all summer without problems good luck

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allis 3

03-11-2007 17:59:24

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Re: WC fuel tank in reply to Don Ober, 03-11-2007 17:36:24

if it is a styled tank i have one

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Don Ober

03-11-2007 18:12:34

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Re: WC fuel tank in reply to allis 3, 03-11-2007 17:59:24

yes it is styled (look like Wd hood and grill)Where are you located,what is the price of tank?

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chalmersbob

03-11-2007 18:22:28

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Re: WC fuel tank in reply to Don Ober, 03-11-2007 18:12:34

put a chain in it and shake it, then clean and pour tank coating inside. this will seal any remaining rust and you will not have a problem any more. Bob

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