Device could help stretch a gallon of gas


	Device could help stretch a gallon of gas

A53GG4

7-26-2008 5:15 AM

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7-26-2008 5:39 AM

jt3600

I also so were they applied heat to plastic to run a motor .More testing is need they said. So it's back to the only reliable to stretch gas "SYPHONING HOSE".

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