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Posted by Farmallkid From Ont, on July 03, 2005 at 18:26:16 from (209.216.148.228):
Had a friend over the other night, a guy he works with at the dodge dealer bought a little H2O swimming pool, it holds about 3600gal, he needed a guy to haul water, so i called him up and told him i would do it. Got the neighbours water wagon, and went to town for a load of water, then back out of town about 4-5km to the pool. When you come out of the water station, there is a straight away, just enough to build up all the steam the m has, then there is a hill, that heads for the main drag. Well she started boggin down pretty good, and the oil pressure went down just before the top, and she made it, i was a bit scared it was goin to stop on the hill, so i went 4th next time. I thought my water gauge was busted, but i was wrong, it works!, we figured it was close to 15000 lb's, 1500gal tank, approx 10lb's a gal. It was fun though!
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