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D-15 gas tank level float

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    Posted: 31 Jul 2011 at 6:30am
can you get just the cork float.i no the whole sending unit is not cheap seems that the float doesnt float anymore in the tank.thanks for any info.
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I couldn't find a float that would work long term. They all got gas logged and started sinking. I bought one online that actually came from AGCO, but it wasn't like the orginal. It was a little pricey, but it worked. I found one on ebay like the original in the picture after I ordered mine, and they still have one. The link is below, but I have never ordered from them.
 

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I've used a big ordinary cork from the hardware store a couple times. The secret to longevity is coating the float with SealAll, a goo that stands gasoline and alcohol often found in the same hardware store.

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We have complete units that are replacements from AGCO#70227865 D10 thru D15 all series gas or Diesel and #70229188 for D17 series I II III IV gas and Diesel the come with gasket and new screws. Just got 3 of each in yesterday, sold out of the at Hutchinson show. David 734-320-3470   www.djstractorparts.intuitwebsites.com   
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I think it was Charlie that figured out a Model A Ford gas tank float fits as nice as the original.
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Call Kevin at Old Standard Auto parts 866-654-2855.  I got a bunch of them in the spring for mine.  As Brain says, they are for a Ford model A and are very nice quality.

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Found a cork at a Hobby Store for my D15 about 5yrs ago, coated it with SealsAll, still working.
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thanks for all the info the idea with the hardware store cork and seal all sounds great ill try it.
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The float in My D17 was a white hard-foam type 'liberated' from the fuel tank of a mid '90's Suburban...  Junkyard find... $0.25...
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I get mine from the local car repair shop just ask for a junk fuel pump / sending unit out of a gas tank and cut the float off. Works real nice and there're free.
 
 
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