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    stanley
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      US Member - 2 Years

      This cap was on a Johnson P35 tank that had been altered.As you can see the threads are gone on the cap.The threaded part was plastic as is the top.If I knew what it was from I could get one and run this engine until I can figure out something more appropriate.


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      #53744
      The Boat House
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        I don’t think the plastic cap actually came on
        motors when they were new but was a
        replacement. However aluminum caps that
        size can be found on Cub’s, Mate’s, and some
        4266 Pals at the end of the production of
        that model. 4207, 4253, and EARLY 4266
        Pal motors have a cap that is larger.
        I’ll get you pictures tomorrow of the cap
        I believe your looking for.

        #53756
        stanley
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          US Member - 2 Years

          You’re right Tubs,the cap definitely isn’t original.Some one welded a brass "reducer"into the tank opening.I’ve tried all the small Johnson caps I have and none fit.

          #53761
          The Boat House
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            What I mean by replacement is after the war
            if you need a replacement cap for these tanks
            you would get this plastic (I think they are
            Bakelite) one instead of a metal one that
            would have come on the motor.

            #53762
            The Boat House
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              Did some checking and I have a 1938 Johnson LS that has this
              same cap so maybe that is where the plastic ones come from.
              I don’t have many Johnsons but there must be others also.
              You should be able to find something. Sent you a PM.

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