How about cannibalizing the float from a carburetor and soldering it on.
Keith Tanner wrote:
>
> >The floats I've looked at have been hollow platic. (I think I've seen one
> >made of brass, too.) Styrofoam I'd expect to disolve in gasoline in short
> >order.
>
> I don't suppose a fishing float would work? Naah, that would be too cheezy
> and probably melt in the gas. But it's easier to get than a brass one :)
>
> Is rubber gasoline-proof? Obviously it can be produced that way, but as a
> general rule?
>
> Keith
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