New Hopper Tank
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From: Mother Earth, the Sunny side!
So George, you are NOT going to tell us where you bought it. Did it cost you less than BV's price with all the machining and time you put into it? If so, share with us or you are a big tease
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From: Ft Wayne, IN
Originally posted by George
Ben, with time and materials, about $41
George
Ben, with time and materials, about $41
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That "bag" is nothing more than an automotive "filter sock" used on the pick up of an in tank fuel pump. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes depending on the application. I'd guess the one pictured is a 30 micron filter which is the most common.
I'm not sure if they are readily available on the aftermarket since generally if one gets plugged the pump and filter sock get changed as a unit, at least that's how the dealers do it.
I'd suggest taking the picture and the approximate dimensions you want into an automotive parts store and see what they have. If available one shouldn't cost more than a $ 4-5.
Joe
I'm not sure if they are readily available on the aftermarket since generally if one gets plugged the pump and filter sock get changed as a unit, at least that's how the dealers do it.
I'd suggest taking the picture and the approximate dimensions you want into an automotive parts store and see what they have. If available one shouldn't cost more than a $ 4-5.
Joe



I call it the UHT (Ultimate Hopper Tank)
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