Posted by Dave DeForest on October 12, 2014 at 17:19:42 from (74.46.13.99):
In Reply to: measuring fuel level posted by Dave DeForest on October 11, 2014 at 18:35:49:
WOW! Hope this gets to everyone that responded to me on measuring fuel? Want to say a BIG THANK YOU to all who responded close to 30 the last count! Great ideas and loved the humor. Liked the tube idea with increments. Use to have a home gas tank at edge of driveway so it was easy to fill up but now with having to fill with five gallon jugs, not easy. Some may remember "buy clean fuel keep it clean" written on the fuel caps and that's why am not keen on the stick idea being the type of person that leans a little towards next of kin to "Pig Pen" in Peanuts. Thanks again
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