[AT] Gas Tank sending unit needed

[Mike Sloane]

As I mentioned in an earlier note, I have arranged my finances so that I 
can afford one stick for each tractor. :-) On the Cubs, the perfect spot 
to store a gas measuring stick is between the transmission and the 
battery box. On the Ford 860, the stick sits on top of the tank and 
never moves, and on the Case 430 CK, the stick lies on the hood, right 
behind the windshield of the Sims cab. I haven't figured out where to 
put the stick on the Super M or the Ford 2N yet, but all of the other IH 
tractors have regular fuel gauges, fortunately. With the price of 
gasoline being what it now, I don't fill any of the tanks, especially 
the the tractors that have weepy carburetors, so the stick mainly 
suggests to me that I have enough to keep me from having to walk back 
from somewhere far away if I run out. :-)

Mike

Cecil E Monson wrote:
>     I just have one comment on starting with an empty gas tank
> and adding a gallon or so at a time and marking the stick as you go.
> 
>     This is a fine way to mark a stick if you only have one
> tractor......
> 
> Cecil
> 

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Mike Sloane
Allamuchy NJ
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The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always 
so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts. -Bertrand
Russell, philosopher, mathematician, author, Nobel laureate (1872-1970)


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