Petrol and cooking dont mix

[7.62marksman]

This belongs or at least did belong to a mate of mine i thought he had more sense then to do this
He was lucky and got out with some singed hair but nothing else made it
This is proof that you dont carry/use fuel in enclosed spaces then light a gas stove to do cooking

 

[Mackka]

Shyzzer!!!!
Mackka

 

[Greenhornet_au]

:8 :/

 

[kemjak57]

:argh: :argh: Lucky man

 

[Manpa]

Just a little overdone for my liking.

Is the vehicle a write off?

 

[7.62marksman]

Yes it was gutted as well

 

[Jackthehound]

Holy *****, lucky he got out at all

 

[Ridge Runner]

This belongs or at least did belong to a mate of mine i thought he had more sense then to do this
He was lucky and got out with some singed hair but nothing else made it
This is proof that you dont carry/use fuel in enclosed spaces then light a gas stove to do cooking

https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/8005/1637209387_img20211117140222.jpg

Yeah that kind of confirms my thoughts about those Coleman stove that run on Unleaded,

Battery power in the vehicle and Gas power away from the vehicle,

I wounder if his Insurance will cover the loss, ??

 

[7.62marksman]

No insurance mate

 

[Ridge Runner]

No insurance mate

Ouch, poor bugga, Thats not good.

I feel for him,

 

[Mackka]

I, for the life of me , can never understand people not having insurance , be it house and contents, private health or loss of wages. then people are now going on the Go Fund Me and expect people to donate.
Mackka

 

[Mike678]

As this a safety issue , I would like to tell my story . In Coober Pedy my mate "Yugo Jack " Had a Ford or Chev . V 8 ute . 1950's It ran out of petrol, very thirsty . I was tipping some petrol from a gallon tin , down the carby , when he hit the starter .... So , I am holding a gallon tin of petrol with flames coming out of the top .... I walked away from the ute and threw the tin on the ground . I did not get any burns , very , very lucky . What I think saved me was it was a very hot day so the gallon tin was full of fumes . No petrol /air mixture to give an explosion . I still think I was very lucky not to get burnt .

 

[HippyProspecting]

Bugger

 

[ProspectorPete]

Very lucky Mick678, it's actually the petrol fumes that are the most dangerous part of fuel, you can light a match and lay it on the ground then pour petrol on it from above to put the match out, however, if you pour petrol on the ground and light a match then wave it over the top of the fuel :fire:
A full can of petrol is safer than a half full can.

7.62, that's a crap ya daks moment for sure, hard lesson to learn.

 

[user 12139]

geezez.. bloody lucky he walked away from that!