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No smell from mine either. It is "garaged" in a car port with an external cover over it so in all probability any smell would be wafted away. I'd inspect the fuel line. If there is a leak I's image there will be evidence thereon.
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mine did not smell at all.
Then i parked it in an airtight 20ft container for a few days.
the smell of petrol was overpowering wheni opened up the container.
only smells when i park it in the container. in a normal garage it doesnt smell at all.
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mine did not smell at all.
Then i parked it in an airtight 20ft container for a few days.
the smell of petrol was overpowering wheni opened up the container.
only smells when i park it in the container. in a normal garage it doesnt smell at all. So to paraphrase the late great Tommy Cooper - don't park it in a container!
Red Leader 
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