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Old 06-29-2007
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Welcome to the world of old metal tanks. What I did for mine was take the tank off. Go out to the driveway and get some rocks (seriously) put a few pounds of them in your tank + a little water and shake the hell out of it for a while. There is various rust dissolvers/converters and the market for that too. www.eastwoodco.com sells them specifically for rusty metal gas tanks. One more trick to do is run a tube though your petcot. That will stop rust from being drawn from the bottom of your tank. Definitely use a fuel filter...PB
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Thanks for sending the pictures - looks like a lot of fun! You did a great job."
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Hannah
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