Lost fuel cap!...
The other day I forgot to screw the fuel cap on tightly enough on the sweeper, and the next day when I returned to the pump, I found it missing! I do not know where it is, so I stuffed a rag (which has gotten diesel on it due to it splashing a bit on bumps) so maybe it will keep dirt and rainwater out. (It's parked under a shelter, but the rain could get in if the wind was blowing in the right direction.)
Is there a website where I can order a new fuel cap? Is there some sort of a serial # somewhere on the fuel tank so that I can use that to determine what size the cap should be? Thnx. :x :oops: |
Re: Lost fuel cap!...
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Thanks. The diameter is half the length from one side of the hole to the other and the radius would be the entire length, right? (Been awhile since I brushed up on my math :oops: ) Would it be best to just lay a ruler across the top?
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Nope radius is from center to the outer edge. Diameter is the entirewidth. Circumference is the all the way around it.
You also have Pie r squared = area inside the circle. :lol: |
measure all the way across
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Most truckstops have them... or they did...
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Or.....get one from a parked truck. :P
Just kiddin, dont do that. I tried to search for one online, but as usual, I found everything, but what I was looking for. :roll: I hate searching for stuff online. :P |
http://www.barjan.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=201
These barjan products are normal truckstop fair.. you could also stop at most any dealer and pick one up, but they usually are dearly priced!!! |
Oh yeah. Barjan. Duh!!!!!!!!!! :shock:
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LOL....
Wichita Falls TX? I go down there to PPG at least once a week.. :lol: |
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