Can I use it to suck gas from my boat fuel tank. It has separate and needs to be removed the pump will be 15" above the bottom of the tank.
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I just did that today and this time it worked great. Pumped out of a portable plastic boat tank into gallon jugs.
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I have 60 gallons of separated gas (10% ethenol) in boat tank that I am slowly transferring to use in tractor. Have transferred about 30 gallons and works great. I am passing the boat gas through a 10 micron filter/water separator, plus the in-line filter that comes with the pump.
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This tank is manufactured and certified for above deck, marine use. Since the tank vents from the cap, it can not be installed next to a heat source (you engine) or installed in a confined area. I would not recommend it"s use for your intended purpose. Capt. Richard Nelson
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Possibly, but it depends on the tank design. Assuming it's a gravity fed design, you'd be better off disconnecting the fuel line to drain it. Use something like this:Laguna Multi Hose Adapter, 1/4 to 1-Inch That will allow you to connect the short fuel line to a longer hose.Be prepared to deal with a varnished carburetor. Add something like B12 Chemtool to your new fuel. You may have to remove the carb and soak it in Chemtool or carb cleaner, or maybe even rebuild it.
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I believe you'll need to get "disposable tank regulators" as opposed to the large dual guage regulators you would use for a full size. eitherway, it has to have a regulator, or gas will release at tank pressure. talk about a bad day.
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sure it can. you need to purchase a hose with proper connectors. take it to your local gas company and they will fix you up
701746
No, I use it to drain my small fuel tank(20L - 30L) to my boat big fuel tank. It's very quickly but not completely. Small low part of my small fuel tank will be drain manually.
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I wouldn't. Two reasons: One, this pump moves a small volume of fluid. Good for bleeding brakes but moving gallons would take a long time and you would have to empty the small container many times. Two, the tubing and container are all plastic and I'm not sure if they would react with gasoline or not. Plus, there would be a lot of combustible fumes escaping. Could be dangerous. Modern gas doesn't last long without stabilizers in it, so if it has been in the car long, it isn't worth recovering. If you have to, marine supply stores have rubber bulbs for priming fuel lines. They can be used to safely start a fuel siphon.
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I would think so. Use a normal outboard fuel line - remove the motor connector from the hose. Devise a way to connect the motor end of the fuel line to the generator fuel tank and squeze the primer bulb to transfer fuel from the Moeller fuel tank to the generator fuel tank or the auto fuel tank. Once the fuel begins to flow the the vacuum will contine to feed the generator as it consumes fuel. Good Idea.
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Yes, in fact the manual states is must be under the tank. Without at least a couple feet difference in height it can't get enough pressure to work properly.
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This is a transfer tank not intended to incorporate with vehicle fuel system. It fills through the cap on the tank and typically one would remove fuel with either electric or manual pump. That does not mean that it cannot be done but it is not recommended.
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I used this hose to connect a portable table top propane barbeque to a bulk tank instead of the one pound bottles. All I needed was a splitter that connected to the bulk tank [$18.] I connected this hose to one port of the splitter for the barbeque and another to the other port the my two burner stove. With the extra length of these hoses I could tuck the tank out of the way under the table. As long as your grill has a regulator on it this should work fine. You could also contact Coleman for more specific information.
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I'd recommend going with a lower PSI setup for your gas grill than this. I use this only for my dual burner setup for boiling shrimp and crawfish in my 160qt pot. I suppose you could use this for a regular gas grill, but way over kill and could go with something else cheaper for your gas grill
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it should, you have to pump the handle and don't get much with each squeeze of the handle. It is better to start the pump and then let gravity take over,as I do to transfer the gas inot my boat.
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NO...this pump is for light weight oils like diesel...you will need another type of pump for gas.
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I do not believe this is for your application. This is an above ground pump.
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I don't see why not; however, it may take some time as you say your pond is large and I merely used it to transfer fuel from a riding mower to a can. I would recommend perhaps beginning with a wet/dry vac then as you near the bottom, then use this item.