Posted by DRL on January 24, 2008 at 20:39:51 from (24.32.126.114):
In Reply to: Re: Day one posted by mattd on January 24, 2008 at 19:56:54:
On putting rocks in the gas tank..... I purchased a tractor one time that the PO had started restoration but didn't put the tractor back together before he lost interest. One of the things he had done was put rocks in the gas tank with some sort of solution. I got the gas tank with rocks and all. Well.....the tank had a baffle at the filler hole. I shook that tank till my arms about fell off, used long tweezers, said a few choice words, and spent hours before I got all those rocks out. Another solution would be get a few short pieces of chain and tie a piece of rope that is long enough to leave outside the tank to each piece. Add your snake oil and then shake to your heart's desire. A lot easier getting the chain out.
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