what type plastic is used for Moeller outboard fuel tank
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It's almost certainly polyethylene or, possibly, polypropylene. Paint isn't going to stick. It's typical of plastic fuel tanks. Best of all? Made in the USA (at least mine is)!
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The plastic used is a type that is resistant to alcohol. The one that I had before (same type) was not alcohol resistant. The new ones are Coast Guard. EPA, etc.
2261127
I used the one made for a previous gauge. Think it should be 2 and 1/8 inch diameter. Suggest you contact Moeller to get specifics. I used the Moeller gauge which was compatible with the tank.
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This thing is made of nylon. It's heavy duty but NOT to be used with gasoline. Use stainless steel with viton gasket. I think u.s. solid has them.
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The water tank is Polypropylene. Which is generally considered a very good chemical resistant material. It is certainly not cheap plastic.The instruction manual says the following for material: Cap; Porcelain; Base; ABS; Sink; PP; O-Ring; Silicone; Lens; PC.I don't know what essential oils you will be using but I suspect it will be fine with most normal essential oils. Some experts will say that citrus essential oils such as lemon and orange should not be used in a plastic container. But as I said, polypropylene is a tough, chemical resistant material and should be able to easily stand up to dilute citrus oils. The water tank is Polypropylene. Which is generally considered a very good chemical resistant material. It is certainly not cheap plastic.The instruction manual says the following for material: Cap; Porcelain; Base; ABS; Sink; PP; O-Ring; Silicone; Lens; PC.I don't know what essential oils you will be using but I suspect it will be fine with most normal essential oils. Some experts will say that citrus essential oils such as lemon and orange should not be used in a plastic container. But as I said, polypropylene is a tough, chemical resistant material and should be able to... » Read More The water tank is Polypropylene. Which is generally considered a very good chemical resistant material. It is certainly not cheap plastic.The instruction manual says the following for material: Cap; Porcelain; Base; ABS; Sink; PP; O-Ring; Silicone; Lens; PC.I don't know what essential oils you will be using but I suspect it will be fine with most normal essential oils. Some experts will say that citrus essential oils such as lemon and orange should not be used in a plastic container. But as I said, polypropylene is a tough, chemical resistant material and should be able to easily stand up to dilute citrus oils. « Show Less
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I've used msr cans from sport authority and the mixed fuel from Colman cans at Walmart. Just make sure it's mixed and not strait propane.
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Your owners manual should give you the model number of the fuel tank you're looking for. If you don't have it, go to MTDproducts.com or MTDparts.com and look up your mower model in the owners section. You should find what you need there. BTW, my replacement tank has lasted three years.
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It is an aluminum radiator. The tanks are also, no plastic in this unit at all.
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I used it on a outboard motor water pump housing made of some type of hardened plastic so for your question I would say yes but the difference between plastics these days does leave some doubt. Maybe do a test with it to be sure. This formula I am told come from 3m and to my knowledge is a formula that has never been surpassed and my use of it on plastic outboard parts has never failed me
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Without going outside and measuring the tank in my boat I googled Moeller A/D 12-Gallon High Profile Portable Fuel Tank. Below is the site on Amazon.com that came up.
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This will be plastic. Thank you for choosing Goedekers. If you have any questions please cal 1-888-768-1710.
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There both plastic. They look good but I wouldn't put a strong winch on it.
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It is plastic. I believe that Tonka replaced the metal with plastic many years ago probably for safety reasons as well as the weight. All in all The quality is good for a plastic truck!
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I don't know what plastic is used, but if you are concerned about health there are some very similar ceramic models. I have both types but got the plastic one for camping because it was lighter and less likely to break when packed with other gear.
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This tank only has one fitting for the fuel supply. You could install a T fitting and "one way valve" for each engine. This would allow fuel supply and prevent backflow from the non-running engine. I do not know if this would comply with USCG or ABYC standards. You might check with Moeller and find out if they have a dual draw tank that would serve your purpose.
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This could help you: ''Plastic Welding, Plastic Repair TPU, TPU - Thermoplastic Polyurethane Flexible, sands finely Bumper covers, soft filler panels, gravel deflectors, rocker panel covers Method B w/ urethane rod (5003R1) or Method C w/ Uni-Weld FiberFlex (5003R10)'' - http://www.weldguru.com/plasticrepair.html
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I use Caswell tank sealer quite often, but it is on steel tanks. I would expect it would be fine on plastic tanks as well, but I would suggest you contact CAswell directly and ask their technical support. Since it is an epoxy, it really doesn't use a solvent which would potentially blister existing paint. You should be fine, but I would contact technical support to be sure.
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It's plastic. Gasoline has an ignition temperature of @ 500 degrees; obviously it cannot work with real gasoline.