Mccuff fuel filler attachment

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Mccuff fuel filler attachment

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http://www.mccuff.com/

For those who have not tried one of these, I bought one and they work great! Just open the fuel lid, insert Mccuff, insert nozzle below hole in nozzle and fill until it clicks. Worth the 20 bucks.

Dave
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Re: Mccuff fuel filler attachment

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dderrig wrote:http://www.mccuff.com/

For those who have not tried one of these, I bought one and they work great! Just open the fuel lid, insert Mccuff, insert nozzle below hole in nozzle and fill until it clicks. Worth the 20 bucks.

Dave
What do you do with it when you are done, and does it stink like gas?
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Re: Mccuff fuel filler attachment

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It has it's own nice little black pouch that has a liner in it, it valcro's to one of my frame tubes and you hardly notice it. No it does not stink like gas.

Dave
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