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Old 04-23-2018, 01:04 PM
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Question Gas cap gasket for 1450?

Hello! Anybody happen to have an off the shelf part # they know works for the fuel cap gasket of a 1450 (and presumably other QLs)? Before I try to make one or try hunting for a size that fits, I wasn't sure if someone already did the same thing.

I filled up the tractor than drove it up on my trailer and noticed it had splashed gas all over. Not sure if the original cap ever had a gasket, or if it did it likely disintegrated in the 40 years this thing has been used. Parts diagram shows no mention of a gasket for the fuel cap/gauge.
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Old 04-23-2018, 01:36 PM
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There are 2 styles of gas caps, a small diameter one on the earlier models, and larger one on the later cubs.
a gasket can be made using sheet cork available @ auto parts or tractor supply and others.
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Old 04-23-2018, 05:30 PM
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From the Parts Website Site....

IH-61635-C2 Cap, Fuel Tank | (Serial No. 560209 & below)
IH-109037-C1 Cap, Fuel Tank | (Serial No. 560210 & above)

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Old 04-23-2018, 08:21 PM
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Thanks Roland, I didn't bother to look up the serial break because a lot of ppl
have changed to the later tank over the years,because the small opening is a pain to fill and a lot of screen funnels don't fit.
If needed Eric, I can measure both necks
for you so you know what you have.
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Maybe try an o ring.
BTW gas will come out of the breather hole on the cap and do as you said.
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Old 05-06-2018, 04:52 PM
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Just as a side comment, I have replaced several gas gauges over the years for the 50 series and 82 series. They work good for a year or so, then the floats don't float anymore (which make the gauge that I wanted worthless). I have gone to the local hardware store and replaced the plastic looking floats with corks (that I had to fashion myself to work freely in the gauge supports). These are still working just fine.
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