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Replacing gas tank

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Ron Paquette

06-10-2006 10:57:51




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I recently purchased a replacement gas tank for my T020, and there are two outlets on the botton of the tank instead of the one on the old tank. So what do I do to install this new tank? Which one do I screw in the sediment bowl to and what do I do with the other outlet?




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John (UK)

06-11-2006 07:15:11




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 Re: Replacing gas tank in reply to Ron Paquette, 06-10-2006 10:57:51  
As Jerry says use the nearest one for your fuel line. There are two holes in the new tanks so that they will fit more than one tractor.



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Jerry/MT

06-10-2006 12:01:39




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 Re: Replacing gas tank in reply to Ron Paquette, 06-10-2006 10:57:51  
Remove the old tank by draining the gas out. Use a piece of fuel hose and disconnect the fuel line at the carb , put the hose on the end of the fuel line and drain into a suitable container. Remove the sediment bowl/tank valve from the old tank then remove the 4 bolts that hold tank on.Using the hole that is closest to the existing position of the sediment bowl to determine the position of the new tank, plug the other hole that you won't be using with a suitable plug. Place the new tank on the holders and bolt it in. Remove the carb fuel inlet elbow and clean the "secret filter". Using a good thread sealer, Install the sediment bowl and the fuel line and then hook the fuel line to the carb inlet elbow. Fill up with a few gallons of fuel and check for leaks. That's should be all there is to it.

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