Posted by Rick Kr on September 05, 2013 at 20:07:51 from (198.105.227.122):
In Reply to: Fuel Gauge Rant posted by pat sublett on September 05, 2013 at 18:13:41:
" I hit the barn door backing out and trying to see how much fuel I had at the same time."
Is the rant because you hit the barn and are blaming the poor fuel gauge location? You should have been looking behind you while backing up, not checking the fuel gauge which is in front of you.
I have never hit the barn, if I don"t count those 2 times with the tractor and once with the dozer.
What tractor is it? Can"t tell from the picture. Almost looks like one of the smaller articulating loaders.
With that style tank it is the easy way out to put in a drop in style gauge like that with the float.
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