An inline fuel pump designed to be used as such - An accident ?? Get over it.

 

I was referring to using air...

 

Maybe a little less hacking and a little more clarity should be in order...? Just a thought.
But Hack away, it seems to be a thing lately with some "members". Remember the old saying, no one likes a smart azz, no one...

 

yeah I should have quoted Dan that would have cleared it up but we don't need police here either so what's the big deal. What nobody can make a goddamn mistake..
you know I've been around here a long time helping many and seeing a lot of stupid **** that's all.. it was just a remark don't get your underwear up in a wad...

 

No policing, just thorough.
The guy has a legitimate question and could use some decent advice and ideas. One-line crappers thrown out at him serve zero to the question he has. Just say'in...

 

Apparently you have anointed yourself the post monitor, here to decide how one poster responds to another.

Here`s an idea: Get over yourself. Nobody needs you to jump up to defend them.

Legitimate question? The OP was asking about an idea to pressurize a plastic jug full of gasoline...

 

Oh good, here comes the parrot to the rescue. Actually, not sure which one is the actual parrot ???
He asked about ways to transfer fuel. Being the hot shot little plane mechanic that you love to lay claim to - I am sure have dealt with fuel transfer systems in your vasssst knowledge. OR not...
Never heard of pressurized fuel systems....Oh, too bad.

Anyway - good to see you still kicking dandan.

 

I spoke my peace and am now I'm a little mor cognizant of my surroundings.. Your not worth my time...

 

Actually I thought about this for a couple of minutes and I must say "YOU' Make Rounders an individual I'd rather have conversation with... Cheers Mate....

 

Stop the childish name calling and be civil.