FUEL TANK

I'm looking for an apropriate fuel tank for a profile stunter. A .40 size Dewey Bird. Are metal fuel tanks still used? I can't find any on the Tower site. Seems to me that I used to use a 4oz. wedge tank back in the '70's. Any suggetions where I might look

Look on Brodaks site has a full line of metal tanks standard and uniflow.Walt:-)

>Look on Brodaks site has a full line of metal tanks standard
>and uniflow.Walt:-)
THANKS WAL

Except for rare instances I have stopped using metal tanks. Sullivan 4oz, using just two tubes, one to the muffler and one to the motor is all I need for many planes. Cheaper,expendable,visual, the list of good reason continues.

JJ

Never Give up! Never Surrender!

>Except for rare instances I have stopped using metal tanks.
>Sullivan 4oz, using just two tubes, one to the muffler and one
>to the motor is all I need for many planes.
>Cheaper,expendable,visual, the list of good reason continues.
>
>JJ
>
>Never Give up! Never Surrender!

I might add that using these is a lot less troublesome and gives more consistant runs then many hard tank set ups
Dennis

>Except for rare instances I have stopped using metal tanks.
>Sullivan 4oz, using just two tubes, one to the muffler and one
>to the motor is all I need for many planes.
>Cheaper,expendable,visual, the list of good reason continues.
>
>JJ
>
>Never Give up! Never Surrender!

Thanks for the advice BC Joe! I've got a 4 oz. plastic tank ordered

Ron B.
F4Fguy

The Tower site????

You're looking for love in all the wrong places. Try RSM, Lonestar, Brodak, or even SIG.

Ron B.

Virgiana Hobbysports has very good people. http://www.virginiahobbysport.com/ Best to call your order in, especially if you have any questions.