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DougVieyra · 11-22-2013, 11:24 PM

Mike V in Florida - "Why take a chance?"
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Mike, if the chance is 50 - 50 , I'll be more prudent. But at a Billion to one, I can afford to 'take a chance'. However, for those who don't feel so brave (or are by nature more cautious) then there is always the $40 'Safe' option available by the vendors.

The thing that TerryH's original post was saying is : IF you DON'T want to spend $40 (with tax and shipping, maybe more), you can still get more efficient tank filling with a simple and cost-effective $3 device.

Art Bjornestad's post has informed the readers of the 'Safety Issue', for those who want a 'fair and balanced' approach to the question. They then can make up their own mind.

And I am still waiting to read an article about a Model A that exploded by using a PVC filler adaptor.

11-22-2013, 11:24 PM	#9
DougVieyra Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Eureka, California Posts: 1,716	Re: PVC Fuel filler for Model A's Mike V in Florida - "Why take a chance?" ______________________________________ Mike, if the chance is 50 - 50 , I'll be more prudent. But at a Billion to one, I can afford to 'take a chance'. However, for those who don't feel so brave (or are by nature more cautious) then there is always the $40 'Safe' option available by the vendors. The thing that TerryH's original post was saying is : IF you DON'T want to spend $40 (with tax and shipping, maybe more), you can still get more efficient tank filling with a simple and cost-effective $3 device. Art Bjornestad's post has informed the readers of the 'Safety Issue', for those who want a 'fair and balanced' approach to the question. They then can make up their own mind. And I am still waiting to read an article about a Model A that exploded by using a PVC filler adaptor.