Re: [MBZ] Diesel Question #2

2005-09-02 Thread LT Don
Ah, the Darrell-Mobile reeking of JP-5. Darrell's father was a very senior officer in the Coast Guard, as in a pilot waiting to make Admiral. His son, Darrell, enlisted and really liked to turn wrenches. When I met him I was an E-3 and he was an E-4. I then made E-4 and quickly made E-5 and E

Re: [MBZ] Diesel Question #2

2005-09-02 Thread OK Don
That's never stopped you before! He's referring to the MB that smelled like JP4. On 9/1/05, LT Don <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'd reply ... but nothing was quoted so I have no idea to what I'd be > responding. > > > On 9/1/05, frederick w moir <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > > Hi, All. > >

Re: [MBZ] Diesel Question #2

2005-09-02 Thread LT Don
I'd reply ... but nothing was quoted so I have no idea to what I'd be responding. On 9/1/05, frederick w moir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, All. > LT Don, so if It's not to be diesel would AvCat or AvTag be OK? > I could use what another member of the (60's) R.A.F. used, 70% AvCat, 20% > t

[MBZ] Diesel Question #2

2005-09-02 Thread frederick w moir
Hi, All. LT Don, so if It's not to be diesel would AvCat or AvTag be OK? I could use what another member of the (60's) R.A.F. used, 70% AvCat, 20% turbine oil and 10% Red Hydraulic Fluid. Ran OK in a Perkins and was free, (sort of). TTFN Fred Moir Diesel in my veins (and you can see whe