Don't laugh, remember, I prefer function over asthetics.
Anyway, for those of you, if any, that know of my busting of fuel tank history (currently up to 8 in 6 months), I've mod'd my aluminum tank to have a flip top. Since the SlimLine tank had a screw cap, it was slow and time consuming to refill. Also, when your fingers were numb it was just a pain to deal with. So, I went tank hunting and found the RcTrophy tank that looked like hell, but wasn't all to expensive. Posted a question about it and got a reply that the cap didn't line up correctly. So, I figured I'd just modify my current tank.
Without having an actual garage/shop let alone a welder, I had to use JB-Weld.
Here's the result of a few hours of grinding and JB-Welding. I used the neck and hinge off the most recently broken tank.
I retook and cleared up the pics of the fuel tank so they are easier to see.
And a few pics of my recently built steel skid plates:
Anyway, for those of you, if any, that know of my busting of fuel tank history (currently up to 8 in 6 months), I've mod'd my aluminum tank to have a flip top. Since the SlimLine tank had a screw cap, it was slow and time consuming to refill. Also, when your fingers were numb it was just a pain to deal with. So, I went tank hunting and found the RcTrophy tank that looked like hell, but wasn't all to expensive. Posted a question about it and got a reply that the cap didn't line up correctly. So, I figured I'd just modify my current tank.
Without having an actual garage/shop let alone a welder, I had to use JB-Weld.
Here's the result of a few hours of grinding and JB-Welding. I used the neck and hinge off the most recently broken tank.
I retook and cleared up the pics of the fuel tank so they are easier to see.
And a few pics of my recently built steel skid plates:
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