Cover Ideas

[Johnny]

Anyone have a good idea on making a cover for this???

 

[EX JUNK]

Why cover it? It looks great!

Jim

 

[BRUCE DYDA]

Horn button from a cheappie chrome steering wheel. They measure 2.950 id. Notch it for the wires and a couple dabs of RTV.

 

[Johnny]

Why cover it? It looks great!

Jim

Ya think it really looks good?

 

[Johnny]

Horn button from a cheappie chrome steering wheel. They measure 2.950 id. Notch it for the wires and a couple dabs of RTV.

Never thought of that. Not bad.

 

[old round fart]

How about a cheap knock-off form a wheel notched and silicone?

 

[409T]

You can get chrome or aluminum hub covers in lots of different sizes, also black plastic ones for trailers. Just notch for the wires and glue it on.

 

[Zandoz]

I've not tried it yet, but my plan was to use a short length of PVC pipe, notched for the lines, adhered to the tank with silicone adhesive. Then a cap matching the filler cap adhered to the top of the PVC.

 

[Johnny]

I've not tried it yet, but my plan was to use a short length of PVC pipe, notched for the lines, adhered to the tank with silicone adhesive. Then a cap matching the filler cap adhered to the top of the PVC.

Hey! I was thinking the same thing, and I ain't kidding. That's funny

 

[Mike J]

3" or 4" pvc cap shaped to the tank, notched and glued. Painted blk like the straps.

 

[Mike J]

3" or 4" pvc cap shaped to the tank, notched and glued. Painted blk like the straps.

Also might be a good idea to put the wires inside some flexible plastic wire conduit. IMO

 

[Zandoz]

Hey! I was thinking the same thing, and I ain't kidding. That's funny

I'd say "Great minds think alike", but in my case that does not apply.

 

[Johnny]

Yeah, me too.

 

[Johnny]

Also might be a good idea to put the wires inside some flexible plastic wire conduit. IMO

For sure.