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Old 28-04-15, 04:22
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Default WHY? or alternate title: Can one of you Brits explain this to me?

So here in the colonies, occasionally it comes time to add fuel to a vehicle and a gas station or a fuel bowser are nowhere to be seen. Much like our British brethren, we will use fuel cans in a convenient 5 gallon size to replenish the fuel. To make it easier to get into the fuel neck, occasionally we may use tools such as these:

1) spout, flexible (aka the horsecock); weight approx 1.5 pounds
2) funnel, steel (also available in lighter plastic); weight approx 2-1/4 pounds
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