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Re: Snow day!


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Posted by oldtanker on February 10, 2011 at 08:13:11 from (66.228.255.223):

In Reply to: Snow day! posted by rustcollector on February 09, 2011 at 07:16:05:

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1. Because I don't use the tractor that much, I don't keep the tank full... probably don't use a tank a year and guess I was more afraid of the gas getting old than collecting moisture.

2. I guess I didn't think water in gas from a station was a problem like it might have been years ago... haven't had a problem with that for years.

3. Maybe when the weather warms up, like in April or May, I should drain everything and start over.

4. My containers get drained pretty regular during the summer... 2- 5 gal. cans, and I have 2 acres where most gets mowed every week with my Dixon or old JD garden tractor.

5. Yeah, right!! Besides that, I have about 500' of circle driveway.

6. I do have an insulated dog house... dogs don't use it any more, so it's available if I get in trouble.[/quote]

LOL Just tell her when you give her the shovel that yer helping her do her part in "going green"......my drive takes about 30-40 minutes to clear with a 125 hp tractor and 8' blower....i'd give my wife a shovel but I wanna live....ROFL!

Around my neck of the woods we still have 2 gas stations that have water problems. Cheapest 2 gas stations at that. Plus another one that is cheap that most people notice a reduction in performance and mileage if they buy there....even includes diesel.

Rick


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