It says that it is NOT for fuel, but everyone is using it that way, correct? I am not even going to be using over the road much - only to gas station
1646204
Mine is bolted into the bed of my pickup truck, that I drive everyday. It is full of diesel most of the time also. No problems either.
1646205
It's a fuel tank alright. In some states it probably doesn't meat certain codes or something. I use it for diesel and its a great tank.
1646206
It's not suppose to be hock up to the fuel system of the truck engine. But it can be hock up to the fuel tank by a fuel inlet kit. Once you fill the fuel tank of the engine( main) you close the petcock. If not you will drain it on the ground. And you good to go just keep the petcock close unless you need to fill the main tank up. Remember if you leave the petcock open it will over fill you tank up
1646207
I use it as a slave tank for my diesel pickup. It is secured to the bed of the pickup. I transfer the fuel via a transfer pump. On long trips I have the option of filling up at stations that are less expensive.
612034
Not advised, but not the end if the world. I wouldn't do it at home for sure. But on a trip it shouldn't matter as long as it doesn't leak. However, I don't take that chance. The risk of fuel leaking our evaporating at home or in a backpack isn't worth it to me. I would strongly advise to store it with the intended cap, for the sake of risk management.
712908
It is jetted for propane, and will only sustain 800 watts I wouldn't put it on natural gas as you would have even less power.
1955908
No, it's only displays you current fuel economy. Only way to save fuel with this is with your foot!
1964019
You certainly can't use it to feed fuel from the diesel tank to the engine. You could use it to fill the fuel tank from a can or a larger tank, though.
1721949
The way it is configured now, it's only gasoline. I'm sure it could be re-configured for alternative fuels.
567302
Unleaded gas. Not diesel. Not more than 10% ethanol. Use mid grade gas (or even high octane) and it will run like a charm.
798781
I guess I am late on a reply. But I have been using for a while and has been stored for 6 months without issues (moderate conditions). I wouldn't want to store fuel for longer than 10 months anyway. When I get that long something is wrong. (Just dump in car and buy more gas). But using this during the winter in NJ works great!
760925
I don't know, we are not using it that way. My husband has made it into a Texaco Old Fashioned Gas Pump. Sorry
1232538
No, it is propane. I think there is a separate kit you can buy to convert it to natural gas.
2025612
Not sure what you mean but im pretty sure you could store and pump any fluid in here (non edible). I use it for standard gas.
895478
Nothing is free. If you block the airstream with anything, it will cut your MPG. It might be fun to play with & maybe if you were parked somewhere in the wind you could get something free from it. [Free, <sic>]
1588667
Yes. The type of fuel does not matter. You should be careful to install it correctly in a newer vehicle... they have multiple computers on board that you could harm if done improperly.
1103519
Ive located a Non-ethonal gas station nearby which is the only fuel i have put in the machine. No issues this far and I am cutting more grass than the machine is rated for.
1117805
It is said to be but,it does not work that way.my mum tried to I ignite it for first time she got burn. We end up with dumping it in trash. I will not advice anybody buying this gas stove, it is dangerous.
1093614
no. guess it's safer to travel without fuel before arriving in customer's hands.
2034197
I would not recommend this for that use. Even if not a high pressure system, the integrity would not be what is required for a fuel system.