It's an urban legend, and it would be unlikely that the deck caps are the same
diameter, but it's always fun to fantasize about swapping the cap for the fuel
tank over to the pumpout for the holding tank.

That first mouthful to get suction started is
a real bitch.

In article , gould0738
@aol.com says...
It's an urban legend, and it would be unlikely that the deck caps are the same
diameter, but it's always fun to fantasize about swapping the cap for the fuel
tank over to the pumpout for the holding tank.

That first mouthful to get suction started is
a real bitch.

That's a hell of an idea Chuck. Nasty!

On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 01:03:11 -0700, jps wrote:

In article , gould0738
says...
It's an urban legend, and it would be unlikely that the deck caps are the same
diameter, but it's always fun to fantasize about swapping the cap for the fuel
tank over to the pumpout for the holding tank.

That first mouthful to get suction started is
a real bitch.

That's a hell of an idea Chuck. Nasty!


Too funny. But you have to watch revenge in cases like this. You
don't want to end up with a gas tank full of sugar or water....

On 18 Aug 2004 06:43:26 GMT, (Gould 0738) wrote:

It's an urban legend, and it would be unlikely that the deck caps are the same
diameter, but it's always fun to fantasize about swapping the cap for the fuel
tank over to the pumpout for the holding tank.

That first mouthful to get suction started is
a real bitch.

There is something very amusing about this idea.

Hmmmm - marketing idea comes to mind.

Later,

Tom

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On 18 Aug 2004 06:43:26 GMT, (Gould 0738) wrote:


It's an urban legend, and it would be unlikely that the deck caps are the same
diameter, but it's always fun to fantasize about swapping the cap for the fuel
tank over to the pumpout for the holding tank.

That first mouthful to get suction started is
a real bitch.


There is something very amusing about this idea.

Hmmmm - marketing idea comes to mind.

Later,

Tom
If you could relocate your filler to a hidden location and couple your
old filler to an old outboard gas tank with a couple of gallons of bad
gas (strained through a chammy cloth if visibly dirty) with as much
sugar as you can get to dissolve in it, anybody who steals any is going
to have a *really* bad day :-)

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