Buck69
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- Joined
- Feb 2, 2023
- Posts
- 227
- Reaction score
- 294
- Location
- Northern British Columbia
- First Name
- John
- Truck Year
- 1986
- Truck Model
- D30 CUCV
- Engine Size
- 6.2 (removed)
They actually work really good. I have over 20 5 gal containers I grabbed from a car wash that their detergents come in. 2 will nest perfectly in the large rubbermaid totes. The totes give them extra containment for safety and allow them to be stacked real nice. We use them for extra fuel on extended trips in the boats and trucks. Those little syphon hoses give a quick clean transfer to the main tanks and ya, there is no gas in the mouth or even drips on the ground.You mean you don't have to get gasoline in your mouth? Awesome!
Joking aside I usually just use a small clear hose like a straw and then stop when I see it flowing. It will do the job to get the gas moving. I just need a way to get the tube into the tank.
I removed 2/3's of a tank of 16 year old diesel from the saddle tank in the CUCV I just grabbed last weekend with one. Pretty easy as mentioned in my last post accessed through the wheel well.
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