Use of fuel stabilizers in HMVs

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Use of fuel stabilizers in HMVs

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27-08-15, 22:09

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Terry Warner

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuart Fedak

Terry, it would even work for an M151A2 that has a hole in the gas tank, that needed to be moved on the driveway.......

Cheers!
Stuart

Cheeky bugger!

In view of the unknowns in the bowels of the M38A1 tank, I may follow your lead as I work to get 70-08876 coughing and belching.

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- 74-????? M151A2
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