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Old 31-08-14, 23:21
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Hello Bob, The measurement from the leading edge of the tank to the front part of the flange for the filler tube is 6 1/2 inches.
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Old 02-09-14, 16:48
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Not to worry you but have you tried fitting the tank in place...... must be a real tight fit for the fuel spout....? and will the strap for the tank fit???

Just finishing some pictures for posting on my tank dilemma.....

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Old 03-09-14, 00:31
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Hello Bob, My father is the one doing the restoration about 240 miles away from me. I will pass on the information about fitting, and see if he has any issues.
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Old 03-09-14, 04:30
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Default Miss fits.....

I beleive the retaining strap will hit right over the forward spout.

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Old 04-09-14, 15:04
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Double checked the filler measurements and they are correct. The tanks were restored and not re-fabricated, so the measurement is from the original tank. The mounting brackets and the cab are not on the frame, so there will have to be some fitting done when re-assembly takes place.
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Old 30-12-14, 13:55
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With the cold weather on us, work has moved inside. Some of the jobs under way include insulation under the engine cover and transfer cover, the dash board, the bumper and the hatch cover. A couple of modifications have been added, like a kill switch on the dash. Someone had cut two rectangular holes in the bumper which needed to be repaired. Insulation was added to the inside of the engine cover and the transfer case cover.
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Old 30-12-14, 17:03
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Hi Bill

What did you use for the engine cover insulation....brand name.... obtained from where? How was it fixed inplace???

Stay warm.

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