This is a little story i wouldn't have believed if it were not for a seprate person agreeing that it was true.
We have a club memeber with a old semi he uses to move equipment around in the fall ! Well he noticed that he was low on fuel and added so he could do what he needed the next day.
Well the next day it ran out !!!!! He said shame on him for not watching the gauge . Well after figureing out that some one was stealing diesel he came up with a cure.
At this point in time they had septic field problems and the tank was open, "yes".
Seeing how this truck was old and that fuel tank was almost bad they filled that tank with human waste etc etc ..
After pulling it back to its parking spot buy the road they left it. After three days he thought i better go and check on the truck and see if it's ok !
There was a hose in "that tank" with a pile of vomit next to it with a new 5 gallon gas can.
There hasn't been a problem sence , and no one has said anything about it so they don't have a clue as to who it might of been.
Like i said i wouldn't have believed the story if it weren't for a another person confirming that it really happened.
It's plain $hitty to steal it in the first place, so this person got what was coming to them.
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