Fuel pump help

It says on the log book that it is a 1999 T509. From the receipts I have and a sales invoice, in 2008 it was modified with 1050 Speed Triple swing arm, exhaust, rear sub frame and undertray, seat and bodywork, alloy tail tidy, usd forks, brembo's and a KTM Duke nose fairing. Plus some other bits and pieces.

Neither of the tanks you linked are the same but the green one has a similar rear fixing.

 

I think item number 171697419165 on eBay ( sorry don't know to put the link on using an iPad ) is the tank I have.
I will take some tank pics but I have to be really careful taking a camera into work which is where the bike is. Oddly, I can have my bike there in an old Romney shed but get caught with a camera.........major security breach! No it's not a military base. But similar.

 

Um......might be.....I can't say for sure.......um.......well, yes. But, and there is a but, in my defense the front fixing on the tanks you linked are different and Triumphs are new to me and the bike is currently in a dark shed and it is a black tank in a dark shed with an old fart who clearly needs glasses looking over it.
Am I forgiven?

 

Coke and harpic as a rust treatment? I was sceptical when I filled the tank up. I was instructed to mix the solution 3 parts cheap full fat to one part harpic.
I left it for 13 days and today I emptied it out, pressure washed and rinsed..................you would not believe the results! It actually kin works!
The inside is now dull but clean steel rather than the top of a tiramisu.
I squirted a can on WD40 inside to repel what was left of the water, blew that out and swirled half a litre of cooking oil inside to keep it rust free for now.

I can recommend this process for rust removal most definitely.

 

Pics of the new pump on left from TT600 and my original pump on the right. A huge difference in diameter!
Pics of tank from different angles and one of the front fixing.
Any ideas regarding the pump anyone?
My thoughts are to shotblast the original pump plate and have it electroplated and then fit the parts off the TT.

 

Sorry for late reply guys, for some reason I don't always get an email notification of a reply to this thread.

There is power to the fuel pump, the original pump was seized but is now free. I can use all of the parts off the new pump, which does work and fit it to the old base. But I'm thinking whether to buy this tank on eBay, item number 361248421950 which accepts the larger base plate.
From the photos on the listing, it looks like it would fit.......but I think I've already made that mistake before!