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Re: fuel cap correct Police HELP
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Posted by jeffcat on April 26, 2006 at 11:37:55 from (216.107.36.172):
In Reply to: fuel cap correct Police HELP posted by Nebraska Cowman on April 26, 2006 at 10:10:06:
My $.o2 would go with any cap that has a VENT. I had the damn gas blow on a 300 many long hot summers ago. "Super" filled the tank and went back to plowin. Smelled gas all over the place and shut down the tracktor. THEN I unlocked the cap. Got a good two gallon gas bath.Talk about poopin your undies! The new style double vent cap had plugged up and needed the holes poked out. The tractor leans way to the right when you plow so watch it! On a small scale garden the most wonderful power rig you can get is a Gravely model "L" with a roto-plow. Man what a diggin fool they are. Jeffcat
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