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Subject: Re: Fuel Cap lost


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Bill
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Date Posted: 01/ 27/ 08, 9:46am
In reply to: Sam 's message, "Fuel Cap lost" on 01/ 27/ 08, 6:57am

Try here for fuel caps.

http://www.velvac.com/

or truck stops, like Flying J, TA, Pilot, or Napa parts Stores

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Author:
Sam
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Date Posted: 02/ 3/ 08, 6:42am

Bill and Willie, thanks for your replys. I ended up going to my local plumbing shop and bought a standerd 2 1/2 inch black pipe steel cap. Screwed right on. 9 bucks

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Rich D.
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Date Posted: 02/ 5/ 08, 12:00pm

You may want to purchase a brass cap (non-sparking) rather than the steel or cast iron cap. With diesel it is not as critical as with gas but the originals were a brass or bronze alloy for safety.

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Sam
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Date Posted: 02/ 5/ 08, 12:49pm

Rich, thanks for the heads up. I did ask if they had a brass one based on what Willie said, I'll keep looking for one. thanks

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Richard Tapp
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Date Posted: 02/ 17/ 08, 9:25am

Looking for a Brass 2 1/2" cap try a fire safety sprinkler company or a fire hose supplier. W.S. Darley is a Fire Equipments sales company that will have something or can get it for you.

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