Posted by JRT on December 06, 2007 at 21:33:25 from (72.71.84.187):
In Reply to: Dents in gas tank posted by Goose on December 06, 2007 at 08:05:57:
Here is a good one I did when I was a kid. My dads old diesel tractor would never start on a cold morning unless you sprayed it full of starting fluid. One morning when I was going to feed I was in a hurry, opened the port and gave it a big shot of fluid. Problem was the nozzle was turned backwards so all it did was soak my cloth gloves and coat with fluid. Well the starter key had not worked in years and he had rigged up two wires that you touched together to engage the starter. So when the wires touched a spark flew and you can guess what happened next. I got the glove off and stomped it on the ground and beat the hell out of my coat sleeve to get that one out. It was a good thing he always parked the old beast outside.
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