Siphoning gas
Talk about something that will leave a bad taste in your
mouth. When we lost power during the
hurricane, I fired up the generator to run the refrigerator. 30 hours later when the power came back on,
the generator had 5 gallons of gas in it.
You can’t leave gas in engines that don’t run very often
or the fuel will break down and the varnish will plug up the jets. So you have to put in stabilizer and run the
engine out of gas.
This begins with the process of siphoning out all of the
gas that I can. So I purchase a tube for
this purpose. The tube is clear so I can
at least see the gas coming, but some of it gets in my mouth. I have a bottle of water handy to wash my
mouth out. I gargle it, I spit it, I
pour the water into my mouth and spew it out.
Now the gassy water is on my face too.
Oh boy I hope no one lights a match.
I did get the gas out of the generator, but oh that
experience leaves a taste in your mouth that does not quickly go away.
It’s a beautiful day in God’s world, be sure to see the
good.
1 comment:
Ugh! Oops
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