I covet your suggestions for a one liter portable fuel tank.
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Re: I covet your suggestions for a one liter portable fuel tank.
Yesterday 07:34
It won't dangle from the bars and certainly not fancy but have had this remote petrol tank for well over 20yrs, works perfect for multiple applications. An old Tecumseh seem brazed tank slightly modified. YES, lawn mower variety. I don't trust those "motion-pro type plastic ultrasound welded tanks. I've a couple new plastic 5gallon tanks that are breaking from the seems.
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Re: I covet your suggestions for a one liter portable fuel tank.
Yesterday 09:21 - Yesterday 09:21
I use a Motion Pro aux tank:
www.motionpro.com/product/08-0032
It holds a half-gallon so it's a little bigger than you requested, but it's not huge. Looks like they go for $65.99 these days.
I should mention that this model is just for gravity feed / carbureted bikes. If you want to use it on any fuel-injected bikes you'll need the deluxe version.
It holds a half-gallon so it's a little bigger than you requested, but it's not huge. Looks like they go for $65.99 these days.
I should mention that this model is just for gravity feed / carbureted bikes. If you want to use it on any fuel-injected bikes you'll need the deluxe version.
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Re: I covet your suggestions for a one liter portable fuel tank.
Yesterday 09:49
Been using one of these for about 20 years, still going strong.
I'd imagine it's just a badged generic from China so could be bought loads cheaper.
I'd imagine it's just a badged generic from China so could be bought loads cheaper.
Z1000J2 somewhat modified!
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Re: I covet your suggestions for a one liter portable fuel tank.
Yesterday 11:00
Had never thought about that, because never needed it but i'm Digging the concept!! One also incorporate an elbow with some sort of translucent hose to show the contents. A quick grab of bits but You can see ED's Idea. Technology straight from the woodpile, ha.
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Re: I covet your suggestions for a one liter portable fuel tank.
Yesterday 11:56
I made up this little 1 gallon auxiliary tank stand about 10 years ago with stuff I had lying around the garage, other than the shutoff valve it was free.
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Re: I covet your suggestions for a one liter portable fuel tank.
Yesterday 12:23
I recently bought a plastic mower tank from Ebay for £5 
won't need it for a while though
won't need it for a while though
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