most gas you filled

[dcsnowwake]

so filling up the rz2 the other day, I filled it up with 51.6 gallons


so do we have over 4 extra gallons in the lines themselves?

[chpthril]

I ran my til the engine it hick-uped and it took only 36 gals in the 38

[G-MONEY]

You have a 47 gal tank right?

[Timmy!]

Something is fishy there, you should only have a 47 gallon tank!

[G-MONEY]

I bet the gas station is ripping people off!!!!!!!!!!! go back and find out what the He!! is going on.

[dcsnowwake]

yeah just 47 gallons....mmmmm

[talltigeguy]

I put 42 in my 47 gallon tank the other. Knock on wood, I have yet to run her out of gas.

51.6 gallons...things that make you go Hmmmm.

[wakeboarder247]

I bet the gas station is ripping people off!!!!!!!!!!! go back and find out what the He!! is going on.

That's what my first thought was too!

[CP3]

I bet the gas station is ripping people off!!!!!!!!!!! go back and find out what the He!! is going on.

That is what is going on. Id call the BBB or the dept. of ag.

[zad0030]

I heard that you shouldn't get gas when the tankers are refilling the station, because it stirs up the gas and thins it out or something like that. Im not 100
% sure.

[da.bell]

I stirs up the residual sediment on the bottom of the tank. How do I know that??? Father and grandfather were oil people.

[zad0030]

I stirs up the residual sediment on the bottom of the tank. How do I know that??? Father and grandfather were oil people.

So how does that affect what goes into my tank?

[da.bell]

Dirt, water, and other foreign object make their way to the bottom of the tank. When they fill the tanks with gas, all these object get displaced and you will pump that stuff right into the tank of gas and then into your engine.

[Ruune]

37 gallons plus 4x5 gallon jugs. So, thats 57 gallons.

[spharis]

Pretty impossible to get sediment from a tank in yours from a decent station. The fuel is filtered numerous times between the tank and the pump. Water could get in there, but not likely dirt. Regardless, you are always at risk of getting the "sediment" from a pumping station. Pumps suck from the bottom of the holding tank, not the top; so if the above were true, you would always have the filthiest fuel going to your cars tank.