Yeah !!! Putting work and your own needs before the interests of your fellow forum members.....
He should just retire like half of this forum.Yeah !!! Putting work and your own needs before the interests of your fellow forum members.....
WOW !!!
(just kidding)
Now you're getting it. ?
Yeah !!! Putting work and your own needs before the interests of your fellow forum members.....
WOW !!!
(just kidding)
So, out running around doing errands today on vacation. I've got the Yeti out since it's the pleasure vehicle and vacation is pleasure driving, dammit.
Nice donkey dick.... ? ? ?The little 2 1/2 gallon gas can came with a "california" nozzle which meant using the Ford funnel and holding the spout open while pouring.
So I got this spout (I think they're from the UK) and wasn't sure if it would fit our capless filler and it does! =)
Super long with no chance of bumping the can against the bedside and very fast. It took about 20 seconds to empty it (which my crappy shoulders greatly appreciated). It also came with a matching holder. I cold-chiseled the rivets off the old one and installed this one (two Philip's screws with a backing plastic plate to screw into). I'll add a small Velcro strap to keep it tight (the original one was zip-tied).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081HZGDDD
the california one is nice for small engines because it'll stop flowing when the fuel starts backing up into the nozzle. but holding that open while pouring and holding the Ford funnel in place kills my shoulders =(
the important thing to look for is the air breather dealio, it lets it pour incredibly fast
fits well with no leaks and fits capless fillers! =)
slips into the filler easily and also pulls out easily, nothing to get stuck on the outside filler flap
it is a long nozzle, one a few inches shorter would work just as well
Wavian makes one of those spouts, I've not tried it yet to see if it fits our little capless filler thing...The little 2 1/2 gallon gas can came with a "california" nozzle which meant using the Ford funnel and holding the spout open while pouring.
So I got this spout (I think they're from the UK) and wasn't sure if it would fit our capless filler and it does! =)
Super long with no chance of bumping the can against the bedside and very fast. It took about 20 seconds to empty it (which my crappy shoulders greatly appreciated). It also came with a matching holder. I cold-chiseled the rivets off the old one and installed this one (two Philip's screws with a backing plastic plate to screw into). I'll add a small Velcro strap to keep it tight (the original one was zip-tied).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081HZGDDD
the california one is nice for small engines because it'll stop flowing when the fuel starts backing up into the nozzle. but holding that open while pouring and holding the Ford funnel in place kills my shoulders =(
the important thing to look for is the air breather dealio, it lets it pour incredibly fast
fits well with no leaks and fits capless fillers! =)
slips into the filler easily and also pulls out easily, nothing to get stuck on the outside filler flap
it is a long nozzle, one a few inches shorter would work just as well
Yoda say's....Impulse control? What's that?!?
Now to wait for Spring ...
Boy, oh, boy! Soupie be souped up!!!
Did you order his blank or one of his designed plates? I have the blank and drilled my own holes. Its a really slick piece.
Oh... I got the all the goodies and then some. We did a little chat back and forth about what I was doing and then he did more before he sent it to me. Pretty impressive what he did for me. I test fitted a few things and I am still needing to get a few more parts to get to where I hook it all up.
You've sufficiently teased me. I want more.
Sorry,but what does that do again?Impulse control? What's that?!?
Now to wait for Spring ...
Boy, oh, boy! Soupie be souped up!!!
