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Posted by: TractorPacker
I have an old grip on my nozzle. It is a good tight fit. The gas breaks down the rubber after a while, but your quad needs new grips once in a while, also.
Posted by: learnem
caught your post over at rv.net....good to see another over here too.
Posted by: learnem
that is what I do...but don't do it in front of the rangers
Posted by: learnem
Dude, i didnt say that I shoot it on the ground. I have a 5 gallon empty laundry detergent bucket that shoot it in. then, at the end of the day, I soak wood chips in it to get the fire going at night!
Posted by: learnem
I personally went with the african-american female because i think it looks a little like dwayne from "whats happenin". too bad their wasnt a rerun icon
Posted by: DSengineer
They should make a glow-in-the-dark version for those late night trips to the fuel station.
Posted by: UltimateAussie
i live in oregon we dont have the chance to see of the nozzle is dirty or not, they just fill the tank.
Posted by: MeYHymN
ROFL, they're working on those and the flavored/scented ones as well.
Posted by: roxoz
I found a product this afternoon that I thought might be of interest to many of you that have toyhaulers, or travel trailers with onboard fuel stations. The fuel station is great, but the dirt that accumulates inside and out, SUCKS!!
If you want to fix that problem, there's a company that's producing a cover called "nozzlecondom". Their website is www.nozzlecondom.com. They sell them for $10, and offer free freight within the U.S.
Good luck to all!!!
Posted by: roxoz
These bulletin boards are good ways to communicate to like minded individuals. As I mentioned in the rv.net board, I think the manufacturers dropped the ball on this one. It's clearly an issue on many people's minds, you can see that by the number of views, and posts on the subject. There's atleast a solution for many, now.
It's interesting to hear what people are doing to keep the nozzles protected, too. The dealer that we bought our trailer from, actually recommended that we dump a small amount of gas on the ground before pumping fuel into our equipment, so that the inside of the nozzle would be clean.
Posted by: roxoz
It's unfortunate that you do that, because that's the sort of thing that the Enviromentalist groups are using against us to try and close the riding areas. It works against the rest of us that donate, and support the ASA, ORBA, and others to fight them off.
Try a plastic bag or something, that's better than nothing, atleast.
Good Luck!!!
Posted by: roxoz
Well, you didn't say that. I'm glad to hear that you're responsible, but many aren't. I know of some personally. I've got to get rid of this image icon that shows up on my posts, I'm not sure what it's suppose to represent, but it looks to me like he's got a hang over or something.
See ya
Posted by: AutoRN
NozzleCondom is a great product, saved me some serious $$ and was recommended to me by my ATV service tech.
Great product and a thumbs up!
