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billthompson · 08-12-2018, 01:49 PM

im thinking its a harder job than people think. first one has to have a neck. i didnt so i bought one but it needs repair. old necks arent going to be around forever. then the job has to be done. then according to a shop thats been in business for 60 years, the neck and perhaps the entire tank needs to be coated with something to deal with todays gas. and then theres the poly version of this tank. cant solder to those at all but apparently people are using them so theres got to be a way around the problem.

08-12-2018, 01:49 PM	#11
billthompson Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: houston tx Posts: 54	Re: repro gas neck filler neck issue fix im thinking its a harder job than people think. first one has to have a neck. i didnt so i bought one but it needs repair. old necks arent going to be around forever. then the job has to be done. then according to a shop thats been in business for 60 years, the neck and perhaps the entire tank needs to be coated with something to deal with todays gas. and then theres the poly version of this tank. cant solder to those at all but apparently people are using them so theres got to be a way around the problem.