Posted by Dick fm Iowa on November 05, 2008 at 14:45:07 from (75.163.94.92):
In Reply to: The M Saga continues posted by Dan Bear Kelley on November 05, 2008 at 11:53:04:
If you have zero memory it is even easier to run on empty! My F300 had a lot of crud in the bottom of the tank when I bought it - as a stop gap measure to removing/cleaning/treating the tank as we all know we should - I installed a 2" long piece of rubber hose to keep the intake above the crud layer until I could take the time... three months later the 300 stopped running, dipped the tank nah I've got gas 2" worth - must be ignition problem...pulled would not start. I messed around part time for weeks before I rembered the 2' extension, poured in some gas and it ran fine. Goosh I miss my mind. Dick Davis
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