FUEL FILLING FIASCO
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LBrown59
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"There have been several complaints with these no spill cans."
"What kind of complaints? So far they have been OK for me. Should I be watching for something?"
TractorByNet.com - Diesel Fuel Can Link
Blitz Non-spill Fuel Can Link
MikePA: Cleaned up long URL. Please review your message before posting it. It's simple not to do this. Just insert a descriptive word or two between the {url=http://whatever}<font color="red">Enter words here</font>{/url} instead of the entire URL. Replace parentheses with brackets in previous example.
"What kind of complaints? So far they have been OK for me. Should I be watching for something?"
TractorByNet.com - Diesel Fuel Can Link
Blitz Non-spill Fuel Can Link
MikePA: Cleaned up long URL. Please review your message before posting it. It's simple not to do this. Just insert a descriptive word or two between the {url=http://whatever}<font color="red">Enter words here</font>{/url} instead of the entire URL. Replace parentheses with brackets in previous example.
Freds
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The reason I went with the tubing is because I don't think I've ever used a funnel where I didn't spill the fuel or oil. I could never get the hang of telling when the contents were getting up there before they overflowed the tank opening... /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
That said, I did buy my B-I-L a Mr Funnel for his birthday a few months ago. He bought a JD lawn tractor last year and apparently knows how to operate a funnel. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
That said, I did buy my B-I-L a Mr Funnel for his birthday a few months ago. He bought a JD lawn tractor last year and apparently knows how to operate a funnel. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
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Ya got me stumped ?????
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Ya got me stumped ?????
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<font color="blue"> Ya got me stumped ????? </font>
Didn't you notice how long the URL's are that you posted? It causes the whole web page to be super-wide.
How do these look instead?
Diesel Fuel Can
Blitz Non-spill Fuel Can
You used the title's of the threads (as I did), but didn't use it to name the link, instead you just let the long ugly link display as-is.
Markup for URL is {url=http://longlink}Friendly name for link{/url} -- replace the '{' and '}' with '[' and ']'
Didn't you notice how long the URL's are that you posted? It causes the whole web page to be super-wide.
How do these look instead?
Diesel Fuel Can
Blitz Non-spill Fuel Can
You used the title's of the threads (as I did), but didn't use it to name the link, instead you just let the long ugly link display as-is.
Markup for URL is {url=http://longlink}Friendly name for link{/url} -- replace the '{' and '}' with '[' and ']'
