Ignore it for now and mow your lawn, Retrieve the stick when you have the quids to fill the tank [thumbsupbig]
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Ignore it for now and mow your lawn, Retrieve the stick when you have the quids to fill the tank [thumbsupbig]
when i said "give it a bit of stick" thats not what i meant
I'd go with #7
If you can fish using only a stick and a bit of fishing line .. does it work the other way around too?
Attach fish to a bit of line, and get it to grab the stick.
Question is, what type of fish would be best to use to catch a stick, and would the fish survive a dunking in diesel just enough to grab hold of the stick.
if that's impractical, then #7 for me too .. handy tool they are.
Q. how large is the filler neck?(2", 4" ??) .. ie. what sized implement could be used to retrieve?
Then you would need a dogfish catcher !
Could be easier to fish for a dogfish using a new stick, then to stick with a fish tho.
So a solution could be to chuck in a dogfish to fetch the stick, find another stick and fish for the dogfish hoping that the dogish fetched the original stick, and that the new stick doesn't somehow get pulled into the tank.
Of course the issue would be that if this fails after many repeated attempts you could end up with a tank full of fish'n'sticks .. which, actually, may not be as bad as it sounds.
Fill it with enough fish'n'sticks and using displacement theory, would then require less volume of diesel to fill it up.
Thus assisting with the issue of:
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