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Thanks Shawn I did hear the new gas did boil at a lower temp and Iam going to put some kind of heat reducing shield under the tank.- lotto64
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Thanks Jay I'll look for that I'm Dave in Franktown CO.- lotto64
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After running my 1951 Harry Ferguson for a couple hours I noticed gas shooting out the cap. After shutting the engine off I took the cap off and saw the gas in the tank boiling and the radiator was fine not over heating.- lotto64
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