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Originally Posted by sourdough
John, I know I see diesel spilled all the time at a pump and I'm always trying to avoid it. I assumed it was due to negligent folks (more than most it appeared). Is that not correct? Is there something about the diesel fueling process that just "makes it spill"? Is it something that can't be avoided? I have Weather Tech in all my vehicles but my wife hates diesel smell.
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I think some of it might have to do with how diesel "foams". I've accidently spilled a little a couple times trying to "fill" it more than you are supposed to and not waiting for the foam to subside.
As for the Anderson hitch mentioned awhile back, I had looked into it and yes, it does require chains. That was kind of a deal breaker for me.
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