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Hi Jan
Glad to hear you have a Omega, I have one
also, great little boat mines a '78, also have a Sunfish of indeterminate age,
and a '76 M17.
Sometimes if i'm going to a place where I know
there is little wind (most state parks for example) I'll take the Omega, it does
well in light winds.
Regards
Wayne
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Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 9:26
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Subject: Re: M_Boats: Gas filling..
We have one of those gas cans described below. It is wonderful!
Never, ever spilled gas anymore! The only downside is that it doesn't work on
cars, only on lawnmowers or other similar gas tanks.
Jan Paul
Debaene
Capri Omega 14 (dreaming of a Montgomery)
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wrote:
Hi. We're new to the list ... own a 1974 Montgomery 17 that has
been restored and has some improvements. I noted the item about
filling tanks on small motors: Briggs and Stratton makes [or made] a
one gallon can with a patented fill tube that shut off automatically when
the receiving tank was full. No muss .. no fuss .. no bother. I
think they are still available at good lawnmower shops etc.
H. Dale and Gloria L.
Lilly
San Carlos Community
Church
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