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Posted by mike on October 05, 2003 at 12:16:54 from (216.255.35.127):
I've got a 100 gallon tank I put in my truck to
haul tractor gas to my farm.( The delivery guy
wants .50 per gallon to deliver).Today at walmart
it took 103 gallons to fill the tank which is
impossible since the most it ever held was around
99 gallons.The pump ran to .40 before gas came
out,then around 97 gallons the pump made a different sound,the gas was barely coming out
but the numbers were spinning the same,then at $100 the pump shuts off automatically.With all
the customers they have they probably make more
money ripping people off than they do on the gas.
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