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Jim Cox SW Miss

10-04-2004 10:23:13

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my 700 series gear reduction engine needs a gas tank. It's run as long as I pour gas into a funnel connected to a hose. This is the only historic/antique anything I own, so i'm a little green on most of this stuff. Does anybody know other clinton engines with the same round gas tank?

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Jim Cox SW Missouri

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Roe B. Lane

11-09-2004 18:50:42

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Re: Clinton Gas Tank in reply to Jim Cox SW Missouri, 10-04-2004 10:23:13

There are many 500 series that have the same tank The part no is 3050-1a (newer part no. 277-40-500) I have the parts list etc. for the 700 series and many others. I get $5.00 for each parts book which includes S & H. Also have the Manual of Maint. and overhaul Instructions which includes all engines $20.00 as it looks to be about 100 pages. Let me know if interested...Roe
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Roe B. Lane

11-09-2004 18:50:02

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Re: Clinton Gas Tank in reply to Jim Cox SW Missouri, 10-04-2004 10:23:13

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Andrew

11-07-2004 08:06:09

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Re: Clinton Gas Tank in reply to Jim Cox SW Missouri, 10-04-2004 10:23:13

Thats a nice engine all complete. same starting set up as mine have to rap a rope around the flywheel. i just use my 1/2 inch Black Hawk drill with an adaptor thats allan and 3/8' drive on the other side then another adaptor from 3/8's to 1/2 and put my 7/8s socket on it and turn it over. 500 RPM LOL!!

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