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Where to find small fuel tank or Air Tank

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Where to find small fuel tank or Air Tank

Post by GURU »

G'day all,

I'm after a Cheap and small (around 20L) fuel tank for a buggy. It needs to be tall and narrow, but I can't seem to find anything to suit. I once turned an 18L air tank into a fuel tank, but can't seem to find any at the right price.
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

A Mini (real one, not BMW crap) tank holds 29L and they stand in an upright position. Guess it depends on how "tall and narrow" you need it to be. They are odd shapped, narrower at bottom then top.
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Was looking for something around 250mm diameter and as tall as required to fit 20L in
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Post by mowerman »

Try a boat chandlery.

A lot of different shapes and sizes.

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Post by krusty182 »

Sounds like an old post-mix (corny) keg from the older style soft drink machines would possibly suit your needs. Hold around 18-20L and are around the right diameter. Thinking about it, you could even use compressed air pressure on the "gas" connection side to force fuel out the side with the spear on it.

Don't know if this is really what you had in mind but just a thought anyway.
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Post by v8zuki »

use an old fire extinguisher wayer type as they have the pick up all ready in it about 18l from memory
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Post by chimpboy »

mowerman wrote:Try a boat chandlery.

A lot of different shapes and sizes.

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I reckon a boat joint would be a good source. Unfortunately they can be pretty pricey.

What about something like this?

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Fuel-Tank-Chrysl ... 0380859114
This is not legal advice.
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