Posted by rankrank1 on July 06, 2013 at 08:39:06 from (198.228.228.158):
In Reply to: Raking hay with a TO30 posted by craig reavley on July 06, 2013 at 07:07:38:
+1, running it out of fuel is just asking for trouble with decades of dirt, rust, and crud in bottom of tank.
If you truly want to know this answer. Start with a full tank. When done with your tasks. Fill the tank up again using a measurable type can. However many gallons it takes to fill it back up is what you used.
Same method/principle to check mileage in cars and trucks and best if you can always use the same pump at station so the kick-off pressure is always the same. Even if same pump use is not possible like when traveling across country it will still be very close and any errors will eventually average out if you continually check it.
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