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Dumping old, stale, bad
gas back into the gas station main tank? We've been doing this for years and
years at my service station. The real bad stuff (water, for instance) goes
right to the bottom. The old stuff gets diluted by thousands of gallons of new
stuff. Everytime a car comes in and the tank has to be drained for one
reason or another, this is where the gas ends up - back in the station's
tank. After all, it is the most logical place to put it, there's nowhere
else to put it or store it... I also know that pretty much all local
service stations deal with this issue the same way.
John
Hertog
In a message dated 3/2/2007 1:08:01 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
ronbo97@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
They opened up the hole where
the tanker trucks refill the station's underground tanks, and poured it
in. Problem solved.
That is ENTIRELY too practical.... It HAS to be illegal, immoral, and
fattening!
Joe Savard
Lake
Orion, Michigan
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