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Delivery skipper Arnstein Mustad sent the photo below of one of the hazards of being a delivery skipper. Every boat he gets on is set up differently, and it’s important to know just how they’re set up when you take over a boat. The possibilities of an expensive or dangerous mistake refueling the boat below are obvious.

Located over the LPG locker: I now know why the world is so confused and torn. I reckon under this cap must be the wormhole to another galaxy of boat problems. - Arnstein Mustad
“Located over the LPG locker: I now know why the world is so confused and torn. I reckon under this cap must be the wormhole to another galaxy of boat problems.” — Arnstein Mustad
© 2025 Arnstein Mustad

Sometimes people just make it hard to get it right.

 

11 Comments

  1. Robert DaPrato 4 days ago

    It says GAS on the rim….but mine is GREEN and is Diesel since Repowered!

  2. Jim Norman 4 days ago

    Yanmar making Flex-fuel engines? Who knew?

  3. Sean Svendsen 4 days ago

    “No, the other one”

  4. Pat Broderick 4 days ago

    Life’s a 50/50 gamble: Half the time it’s Abe’s head up; half the time it’s Abe’s head down. The fuel dock’s a gamble: Half the time . . . !

  5. Mike Mahoney 3 days ago

    Must be a hybrid…

  6. Bill Willcox 3 days ago

    Quantum Physics suggests that the tank contains both gas and diesel fuel, until you open the cap, in which case you just have a pissed-off engine.

  7. Scott 3 days ago

    Crew to Captain: “The owner told me Gas Trumps Diesel” I’m sure it’s the Waste tank.

  8. Sailorette 3 days ago

    This boat is equipped with a new style of hybrid engine that works off diesel, gasoline and propane. You’ll always be able to find fuel wherever you go!

  9. Kelvin Meeks 3 days ago

    Gonna need to order a new engine, in 3…2…1…

  10. Eben Kermit 3 days ago

    Please use the following tools to resolve this dilemma: a magic “eight ball”, AI ChatGPT, String Theory, Oigee Board, a case of FIJI water bottles or a BIC lighter!!!

  11. David Henry 17 hours ago

    Cap’n Ron. you had one job in replacing the cap.

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