Here is the no mouth method: with you hose of choice, put a plug in one end (cork, rubber, vinyl plastic)then fill the hose with gasoline from the other end. With a full hose, hang the end with the cork in the container to be filled, as much lower as its length will allow. Rapidly put the open end into the liquid in the tank, and hold it there with tape or the like so it cannot get out, and is in the bottom. THen just uncork the bottom of the hose. If changing containers is needed, plug the bottom. Works much better than a mouth of (probably)leaded bad gasoline. JimN By the way oil companies will take the old gas. look in the phone book.
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