securing fuel tanks
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Hi all,
I have 2 x 10oz sullivan slant tanks in the sponsons on my Cat, they are a seroiusly good fit and really wedged in there well,
do you think I will need any other method of securing them in place?! If so, what would you recommend, epoxy? elastic bands?alu bracket?
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Sam.
I have 2 x 10oz sullivan slant tanks in the sponsons on my Cat, they are a seroiusly good fit and really wedged in there well,
do you think I will need any other method of securing them in place?! If so, what would you recommend, epoxy? elastic bands?alu bracket?
Cheers,
Sam.
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Go run it. If the tank fall out stick something like foam under it to increase the tightness of the fit. If the tank doesn't fall out, you're good to go.
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I use a little spray foam in the can to hold them. Just don't use a hole lot. If you no it soaks up water. I use a very small shot use it like glue. The good thing about that is if you have to remove them you just pull out the foam.
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Thankyou very much Jerry Dunlap & lildude2599, they were the answer's I was hoping for , nice bit of light foam will do the trick




