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    • Nice work, hopefully it holds up.  To me, the real test will be once the material is out in the real cold weather
    • Going from the 40 L rev xs tank this year to the g4 with a 35 L tank I might.  Also 150 hp vs 90 will burn more fuel.  I kinda agree never saw much use.  But I do like to find the more remote areas.  I missed a gas stop on a trip to Saguenay a few years back and the wife’s sled ran dry.  After that she made me buy this one.  It’s nice to know you have 300 km between fuel stops.
    • Lol   As I’m finishing it up I was saying to myself if my time was worth anything this project made little sense.  Filled it full of gas and no leaks yet.  Fingers crossed.  Nice to learn something new.  
    • A beauty destination north of La Sarre called Le Poste is  on top of our list when in the area . Ginnett has the french hospitality nailed .  
    • are you trying to rationalize the purchase and the need to carry one 🤔…lol.    I bought mine when we did a trip a few years ago where it was a must have and it was used, used it again on same trip as well.  I only use mine on trips, and I have gas in it, it seems many have them but no gas until they feel the need to carry it - I always figure you aren’t going to know when you or others need it, so be prepared.  the one thing it does for me on a trip Is I don’t worry about gas when you know you will be close to that gas station to fill before empty with the gas light on for what seems like miles, and start to wonder if I won’t make it.  Good investment for peace of mind. 
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