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MrDavo:
Rather than NOS, that eBay tank should be described as OOS, old old stock.

royhall:

--- Quote from: Oddjob on June 26, 2020, 03:26:18 PM ---In very similar condition to my K0 tank that Florence, going to send it to Menno for him to dip, if it leaks it will only be pinholes I reckon which should be braze-able.

Oh except mine is spotless inside.

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If your just wanting chemical strip and phosphating, there's a place in Preston that does a great job. Saves you having to risk DHL not to mention postage costs to Germany.

Bryanj:
Thats not nos its take off, new tanks dont have all the bits on them

mickandsej:

--- Quote from: florence on June 26, 2020, 01:14:56 PM ---well, judging by my recent experience, I wouldn't worry too much, the 750 tanks seems to look pretty good and fits well.  I might weld my old tank sometime but I'm in no hurry.

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I’m right up there with you, my 750 tank fits fine, I’d rather enjoy my bike as is, assured in knowing I do actually have the right bits if I need to sell it, which isn’t likely. It’s far better to be smoking round on a bitsa than stay at home polishing my pension!  I’d really like to get mine to a level where it makes my daily Triumph Triple redundant. Now that I’d be happy to polish....


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