>OZ wrote: >"A couple of 5-gallon totes of $2/gallon mogas in my hangar could bring those differences in value to the immediate forefront if they were to spill and ignite."
>That comment puts a whole new light on the problem....... ALSO, watch out for other vehicles in your hangar. Just two weeks ago I opened the door to my hangar and the smell of gas overwhelmed me. A couple of days earlier I had started my motorcycle for the first time since last fall and the vacuum style petcock on the gas tank failed open and drained several gallons out through the carbs. I too am in a long connected T-hangar with more money in there than I will ever make in this life and maybe even in my next life combined. I do have a million dollar insurance policy on the hangar but you know how there are always loopholes. Mark Jones (N886MJ) Stevens Point, WI Email: flykr2s at charter.net Web: www.flykr2s.com
