Posted by NCWayne on October 18, 2018 at 21:41:59 from (40.142.136.241):
In Reply to: dangerous??? posted by Ellis Kinney on October 18, 2018 at 05:14:19:
They are probably the tops used to seal bottles of chemicals. I've run into them in gas tanks too, and they are a royal PITA for the very reason you state, they will get sucked over the fuel line from the tank, and cut off the flow. The way I have gotten them out is to use an air powered siphon. Hook the siphon hose to a rod of some kind to stiffen it up. With the siphon blowing the gas in a safe direction, and into a container if possible, slowly lower the vacuum tube to the piece and hold it there until it gets a suction on it great enough to pick it up. I works like a charm, and you don't have to worry as much about it trying to move away from you, as you do with mechanical fingers (been there, had that problem too)
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