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TD .020 backplate
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TD .020 backplate
Does anyone out there in .020land have a good way to seal the back-plate to the tank....Over the years ,I think I have tried most with very limited success...Tired of leaky fuel tanks.
Thanks,
DennyDock
Stevensville, mi.
Thanks,
DennyDock
Stevensville, mi.
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ddock wrote:Does anyone out there in .020land have a good way to seal the back-plate to the tank....Over the years ,I think I have tried most with very limited success...Tired of leaky fuel tanks.
Thanks,
DennyDock
Stevensville, mi.
Hi
I use red silicone around the rim of the tank.
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Re: TD .020 backplate
Is it leaking around the center screw or from the edge where the paper gasket is?
The paper gaskets get petrified over the years. Replacing gasket with a new one might help.
Sometimes a hairline crack developes where the center screw is. Replacing the backplate is the only option. I haven't found a glue that sticks well to Delrin.
The paper gaskets get petrified over the years. Replacing gasket with a new one might help.
Sometimes a hairline crack developes where the center screw is. Replacing the backplate is the only option. I haven't found a glue that sticks well to Delrin.
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You can see the dry silicone around the screw and a bit on the edge of the tank:
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Re: TD .020 backplate
We have them for sale here:
http://coxengines.ca/cox-tee-dee-.020-tank-backplate.html
as well as the gaskets:
http://coxengines.ca/cox-.020-fuel-tank-gasket-2.html
http://coxengines.ca/cox-tee-dee-.020-tank-backplate.html
as well as the gaskets:
http://coxengines.ca/cox-.020-fuel-tank-gasket-2.html
Last edited by Cox International on Wed Nov 25, 2015 4:55 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Additional info)
Re: TD .020 backplate
A thinly cut O-ring from an appropriately sized piece of fuel tubing worked to seal the tank backplate screw on the World's Smallest Traveling Engine .010.
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