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Identification of this part.
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Identification of this part.
I purchased a number of red aluminum 0.7 inch diameter tanks(I think) that I think attach to an engine It has a hole for a fuel line going in and two metal outlet pipes. The main tank is open on one end and the other end is closed with a hole that I think would go thru and attach to a motor.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
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Re: Identification of this part.
superksales wrote:I purchased a number of red aluminum 0.7 inch diameter tanks(I think) that I think attach to an engine It has a hole for a fuel line going in and two metal outlet pipes. The main tank is open on one end and the other end is closed with a hole that I think would go thru and attach to a motor.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
You need to post 3 more times, then post a photo of the tank that you have.
If you are new, introduce yourself.
Next, tell everyone where you purchased the tank from? Friend/neighbor/flea market?
A photo would help out on identifying the tank.
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