I’m taking just a few minutes to clean out this Johnson metal tank and give it a once-over before moving it on to its next owner and I pulled the top (see pics) and the gasket was pretty brittle I probably could have saved it
but I didn’t
so I’m going to cut a new gasket out of a bunnan or neoprene but then I started thinking maybe somebody has a bunch of these gaskets laying around economically? Should I even bother restoring this or should I just chuck it?
This topic was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by Beno.
Who knows what’s inside that sack? There is supposed to be a filter. Inside that is a check valve, Won’t work without the check valve. You may also need to make a new push rod for the primer button. Bottom end of the rod has to be flat where it contacts the diaphragm support washer to prevent leakage. You’ll see what I’m talking about when you get in there.
Sorry guys. I’ve got way too much other stuff going on that to deal with this tank. Sadly I uploaded pics of what I have and I listed the lot you know where.
Hopefully someone who want to restore it will get it and happiness will restore the world.. or not.