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Old 08-01-19, 11:55
Tom Millward Tom Millward is offline
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Thanks Adrian, that makes sense. I guess I'll have to just solder it or use screws and nyloc nuts.

P.S. I've seen the work you've done on the Garrison's kit, I'm in awe of your metal craft!
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Old 08-01-19, 13:54
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Thank you Tom, I do try!
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Old 10-01-19, 10:49
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David. Yes agree that what you say would be the case. However it would hold a fairly large amount of water from getting to the pickup, along with any build up of ..............crud.
The end of the pick up pokes into the drain plug. Probably anti vibration support.
Tom, there is a baffle in each tank. It is basically a tank end with the four corners snipped off. This should help save your tank, when a large inconsiderate passenger plants his size 10 or his diff on your tank.
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