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Re: NAVISTAR GAS CAP PROGRAM
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Posted by Bill in NC on April 05, 2005 at 19:10:04 from (12.170.153.3):
In Reply to: NAVISTAR GAS CAP PROGRAM posted by PAULIH300 on April 05, 2005 at 16:32:20:
I know everyone is going to yell at me for wasting money, but last fall after buying my 140, I drove to the IH dealer in the next county and bought a new muffler and a new multi-baffled gas cap. I knew about the free gas cap program, but figured with my hilly terrain and tendency to put as much gas in the tank as possible (to limit condensation), it was not worth the risk to bumping around with a rusty near-fifty year old single baffle drooling gas cap. Growing up, I knew of a boy that got blown off an offset Farmall (just got singed hair and some flash burns) during refueling. I can't remember what the new cap cost, but I don't recall it being much more than $10 or $15. Burns are expensive and if you are 200 pounds like me, getting off a 140 in a hurry is a much slower proposition at age 52 than it was at age 15.
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