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This is one of the coolest techniques I have seen. I am going to try it on a dent in my tank tomorrow
Thanks! 😎
Did it work
Im impressed the lid stayed on the bottle
he doesnt show how to get bottle out after lol
😂
Shop vacuum it smaller and grab it with plyers?
The coolest method I have seen
....Epic! never thought of this
Thanks
Wow that was an interesting one
I am so going to try this
I’m working with n the exact same tank from my 74 TC185 Ranger that I’m resto modding....
Nice
One of the most indestructible bikes I have ever owned. Its durability is off the charts unlike the crap they build today !
I'm surprised you could get the bottle in, and out. My tank is a ninja 650 and the hole is about 3 inches wide and 1 inch high
Both my bikes tanks have the steel tube or neck or collar on the inside running down into the tank about 2" maybe from the filler mouth. It's doing my nut in
fking magic dude
Any other recommended inflatable objects for a larger tank where the diameter of the water bottle won't fill the void?
Use a bigger water bottle they come in all shapes and sizes
@@lancelarson439 thanks. Ever tried a blood pressure cuff? I wonder if that would work.
@@KlaneHarding It could
There's another video where a guy used a small tire tube. He split it and sealed the ends, so it was a sausage shape. Worked slick.
@@KlaneHarding in another video it worked.
Why wouldnt a small inner tube work
I’m just giving you an idea of what you could do that works. Your welcome to do it however you want. 😁
What was he doing the outter portion of gas tank?
Heating it up with a blowtorch
Heating and cooling metal causes it to expand and shrink.
Cool I’m going to try that on mine. I tried the enter tube but the owner to blew out.
This is one of the coolest techniques I have seen. I am going to try it on a dent in my tank tomorrow
Thanks! 😎
Did it work
Im impressed the lid stayed on the bottle
he doesnt show how to get bottle out after lol
😂
Shop vacuum it smaller and grab it with plyers?
The coolest method I have seen
....Epic! never thought of this
Thanks
Wow that was an interesting one
I am so going to try this
I’m working with n the exact same tank from my 74 TC185 Ranger that I’m resto modding....
Nice
One of the most indestructible bikes I have ever owned. Its durability is off the charts unlike the crap they build today !
I'm surprised you could get the bottle in, and out. My tank is a ninja 650 and the hole is about 3 inches wide and 1 inch high
Both my bikes tanks have the steel tube or neck or collar on the inside running down into the tank about 2" maybe from the filler mouth. It's doing my nut in
fking magic dude
Any other recommended inflatable objects for a larger tank where the diameter of the water bottle won't fill the void?
Use a bigger water bottle they come in all shapes and sizes
@@lancelarson439 thanks. Ever tried a blood pressure cuff? I wonder if that would work.
@@KlaneHarding It could
There's another video where a guy used a small tire tube. He split it and sealed the ends, so it was a sausage shape. Worked slick.
@@KlaneHarding in another video it worked.
Why wouldnt a small inner tube work
I’m just giving you an idea of what you could do that works. Your welcome to do it however you want. 😁
What was he doing the outter portion of gas tank?
Heating it up with a blowtorch
Heating and cooling metal causes it to expand and shrink.
Cool I’m going to try that on mine. I tried the enter tube but the owner to blew out.