<VV> TIRED BACKS AND GAS DON'T MIX

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and a fire extinguisher, I know, I know, I'll be safe Louis, I think I am going to use the manual technique for draining the tank as described in the shop manual.
Thanks for the advice, I don't like working with gasoline just as much as the next guy. Already have closed fluorescents too for lighting if required.
no electricity, no water heater to worry about, outside tomorrow after some rest...
we'll be safe no doubt...

Louis Armer <carmerjr at mindspring.com> wrote:   NO OPEN FLAMES................................. NO SPARKS FORM A JURY RIGGED ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP............................   ..................................NO WORKING ON THE CAR NEAR A GAS WATER HEATER..........................
    .................................. IF YOU ARE TIRED AND YOUR BACK IS SORE GIVE YOURSELF A BREAK .............................
 .........................................DO THE WORK OUTSIDE IF POSSIBLE.................... IF NOT HAVE A BIG FAN PLUGGED IN AND RUNNING AWAY FROM THE CAR AND THE GAS TANK....................... 
 .....................................GOOD LUCK AND BE SAFE.............................................
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