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Old 17-03-13, 15:16
Les Fisher Les Fisher is offline
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Default Looking for HUP fuel line routing

Hi am am install fuel tanks an a 1943 HUP, I am looking for a photo of the fuel line routing . Where it goes through the frame from the tank . If any one has such a photo it would be helpful to me.
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Old 17-03-13, 15:42
Bob Carriere Bob Carriere is offline
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Default Would you be.....

Welcome on board.....

.....are you the Les Fissher located near the Pickering Museum...?

Do you remember moving a Dodge radio truck to Hammond Ont. near Ottawa in 1990 ??????

Rob Clarke that works at the barn on a HUP and /or Phil Waterman's site my be able to help you.

Have you acquired a HUP recently..?

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Old 17-03-13, 17:30
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Yes I live near museum . The HUP does not belong to me. I can't say I remember the radio van, but that would just be my memory . I look at the WAterman site you spoke about but haven't found what I was looking for.
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Old 18-03-13, 03:45
Bob Carriere Bob Carriere is offline
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Default How time flies.....

That was back in 1990 so it is possible you may have forgotten. Also brought back a UC smoke discharger back to the CWM that you had borrowed to replicate.

Anyways......Rob C. has HUPs at the barn...... not sure the location of the fuel line will lend itself to photos but will try and maybe sketch something for you......

Any photos of what you are working on..?

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Old 18-03-13, 03:52
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Default Fuel Lines

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...Rob C. has HUPs at the barn...... not sure the location of the fuel line will lend itself to photos but will try and maybe sketch something for you...... Any photos of what you are working on..?
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Bob, et al,

I have not yet worked on pre-1945 HUP fuel lines, so I couldn't provide input. However, I am sure that the manual has the necessary diagram.

Les, You may wish to contact Grant Bowker (AKA Mr. Manual) on this forum - he can fix you up with a copy of a manual.
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Old 18-03-13, 04:20
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Default Duh.....

Hi Rob

Yes......Duh we are still running our trucks on outnoard motor fuel tank.... first thing to go is memory....

Any chance we can..... snow permitting and 12 inches on the way.... find the information from the frames in the back field..... do you ahev a HUP back there that still has one or both tanks...?

I would suspect they are probably similar to the C15a.

I would suspect the fuel line from the cab 11/12 to go through the frame because the floor plate bolts on the frame.....but on a HUP and a cab 13 they may actually go over the frame since there is space provided........

Hang in there Les will figure it out or someone else will chime in.

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