W Widebody New member Equipment BX 2370 Sep 16, 2024 2 0 1 TX Yesterday at 7:31 PM #1 It was floating in my fuel tank which I was cleaning out because of stalling Last edited by a moderator: Yesterday at 9:40 PM
J jaxs Well-known member Equipment B1750HST Jun 22, 2023 661 414 63 Texas Yesterday at 7:48 PM #2 Good grief that looks like the stopper that pops up to drain a bathroom sink. Reactions: 1 user
R Russell King Well-known member Equipment L185F, Modern Ag Competitor 4’ shredder, Rhino tiller, rear dirt scoop Jun 17, 2012 5,118 1,236 113 Austin, Texas Yesterday at 9:01 PM #3 It looks like part of a “gas can” nozzle of the newer safety nozzle type. Reactions: 1 users
North Idaho Wolfman Moderator Staff member Lifetime Member Equipment L3450DT-GST, Woods FEL, B7100 HSD, FEL, 60" SB, 743 Bobcat with V2203, and more Jun 9, 2013 29,675 5,887 113 Sandpoint, ID Yesterday at 9:39 PM #4 Yep, safety gas can spout valve.
J jaxs Well-known member Equipment B1750HST Jun 22, 2023 661 414 63 Texas Yesterday at 10:40 PM #5 Russell King said: It looks like part of a “gas can” nozzle of the newer safety nozzle type. Click to expand... I'll add this to long list of reasons I don't buy those cans.
Russell King said: It looks like part of a “gas can” nozzle of the newer safety nozzle type. Click to expand... I'll add this to long list of reasons I don't buy those cans.
W Widebody New member Equipment BX 2370 Sep 16, 2024 2 0 1 TX Today at 1:00 AM #6 Makes sense. Had to have been the dealer, as I bought it new, and only use VP racing 5.5 gallon fuel jugs (no valve). Afraid it was part of the fuel sender or something.
Makes sense. Had to have been the dealer, as I bought it new, and only use VP racing 5.5 gallon fuel jugs (no valve). Afraid it was part of the fuel sender or something.