often , japanese hornets show up when i've spilled some gas . they must be after ethanol too .

Replace them with some cheap aluminum fuel cells (some fabrication required) and never worry about it again!

Late to the party, but why not rig holders for a pair of marine tanks? They are common and relatively cheap. Come to think of it, you could cut the top halfs off and use them as a base to build a holder from.

Your-A-Peein? You know what I wonder IF that is why my weed wacker take is leaking..... Thanks for the video I gotta go look closer.

Would very much like to see a video on the smoke machine. would alsolove to build one.

Could you coat them in truck bed liner, or garage floor epoxy coating? Or maybe plastic dip?

What happened to the F525!? I loved that one, specially it's rough terrain capabilities.😄

This probably doesn't help at this point but, earlier this year I ran a test with different types of epoxy submerged in E85. After months the West System G-flex was still solid where the others have long since turned to jelly or become brittle.

Hilarious as usual. Love the videos.

Would ethanol free gas stop the beetles trying to get into the tanks?

Funny vid and very informative i like it.Good repair job,tanks like that may only be under pressure when the gas heats up from the sun hitting on it.But at the current cost of new tanks i would look at just buying a ten gallon aluminum tank for a race car setup just cheaper.I'll start watching your channel it appears to be good.keep going.

Doing forensics in your church pants, rookie mistake

I go 60 miles for non eth gas. Havnt touched a carb since. btw do a video on the smoke machine. would love to build one.

JB Plasti Weld woulda worked better

try fiberglass

I think I would have just taped the holes over and put some Red-Kote tank sealer in (after a good interior cleaning, of course.

ethanol is the antiknocking agent. its not used for its energy content. would coud use something even more expensive or cheaper like lead lol