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  • #16
    Holey crapolee, I'm retired, not wealthy I think I'll be doing the inline ball valve cheapskate version.

    Oops, forgot the special petcock already has an off position. Even easier!
    Last edited by Courtney; 02-26-2013, 10:32 PM.
    Bone stock 1980 Special except for the exhaust and crashbars. Oh yeah, and the scabbard for the Winchester Defender.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Courtney View Post
      Holey crapolee, I'm retired, not wealthy I think I'll be doing the inline ball valve cheapskate version.

      Oops, forgot the special petcock already has an off position. Even easier!
      Yep, I was hesitant to pay that much at first but the piece of mind not having to wonder at 3AM if I turned the damn petcock off was way worth it. After having one for a week, I ordered another one for the other bike. No regrets. Good luck with your project.
      2H7 (79) owned since '89
      3H3 owned since '06

      "If it ain't broke, modify it"

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      • #18
        This may work, it's an elt. fuel valve.

        http://www.dan-marcrvparts.com/12vofuva.html

        The other Earl
        80SG, 81SH, 80 standard parts bike, 81SH parts bike
        and new to me 78 standard dresser

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        • #19
          Red, do you think a 1/4" inlet and outlet would flow enough fuel? I'm looking at this one.

          http://www.dan-marcrvparts.com/12vo1ormupus2.html
          Bone stock 1980 Special except for the exhaust and crashbars. Oh yeah, and the scabbard for the Winchester Defender.

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          • #20
            I think it will. I got this link from a Honda Valkyrie rider. It works on a 1500 cc Valkyrie.

            The other Earl
            80SG, 81SH, 80 standard parts bike, 81SH parts bike
            and new to me 78 standard dresser

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