Re: VERY IMPORTANT

Posted by Armand Tatro on July 06, 2007 at 17:45:02 from (67.176.252.97):

In Reply to: VERY IMPORTANT posted by Lanse on July 06, 2007 at 14:42:14:

You don't know what pressure in a gas tank is until you put a mounted corn picker on a farmal 400 and on a hot day you have gas squiting out the single vent in the old caps 8" to 12"high. One super hot day we came in at noon to eat dinner and get fuel there was so much pressure in the tank it was making a rumbling noise and would not idle. When we came back after about an hour the pressure was gone, it was idleing, and we shut it off to refuel. We put a baffel in front of the gas tank and cut a hole in each side of the hood to give heat a place to escape. Problem solved. If you know of a farmal 400 with holes in the hood sides please send me an e=mail Armand

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