Hayter 48 Jubilee Tank Split

[pidgeon1]

Hayter 48 Jubilee Tank Split

Please see pictures of tank split. added pictures for identification

Is there away to repair ? if not would have search new replacement cost or second hand route

As I have so much into this mower I would like to keep it

 

[Burnerman]

It looks like a typical Briggs tank:

Genuine Briggs & Stratton Quantum Fuel Tank - 699374

Genuine Briggs & Stratton part suitable for some of the following models; 110602, 110612, 110682, 111602, 111607, 111682, 111687, 11A602, 11A682, 11A687, 11C602, 120502, 120602, 120607, 120612, 120682, 120H02, 120H07, 120K02, 121602, 121605, 121606, 121607, 121612, 121672, 121682, 121686...

www.gardenhirespares.co.uk

I'd certainly go down the replacement route if possible.....repair kits are available (some don't suit fuel though) but the longevity isn't guaranteed.
I'd certainly expect to find something on ebay, or maybe down at the local recycling centre!
John

 

[pidgeon1]

GHS out of stock .

It looks like a typical Briggs tank:

Genuine Briggs & Stratton Quantum Fuel Tank - 699374

Genuine Briggs & Stratton part suitable for some of the following models; 110602, 110612, 110682, 111602, 111607, 111682, 111687, 11A602, 11A682, 11A687, 11C602, 120502, 120602, 120607, 120612, 120682, 120H02, 120H07, 120K02, 121602, 121605, 121606, 121607, 121612, 121672, 121682, 121686...

www.gardenhirespares.co.uk

I'd certainly go down the replacement route if possible.....repair kits are available (some don't suit fuel though) but the longevity isn't guaranteed.
I'd certainly expect to find something on ebay, or maybe down at the local recycling centre!
John

Thanks John

GHS out of stock,

Will have anther search for new see whats cheapest,
.
Seen some on the bay s/h to far away for me to collect so would have to be posted,

non at out local recycling tip

Would a Harrier 41 tank fit mine ?

 

[Burnerman]

If I recall, the Hayter 41 is actually Honda powered.......although I may well be wrong!
GHS usually have good stock replacement, as do L&S Engineers - but naturally you'll pay a lot of cash for a brand new genuine tank.
I'd go the Ebay route - you'll get a good item for £20 or less.
John