Can this be filled directly from a pump at the Gas station?
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That is how I fill mine, however I have been told that some of the stations will make you unload it from your pickup to put gas in, I haven't had that problem yet, one thing to note tho, if it is very full and you tip it to move it around gas will come out of the fuel gauge tube, I plan on taking the fuel gauge off and plugging the tube while moving it.Hope this helps, it is a great product other than the gauge but even that is no big deal.
2127950
Hi Bruce,There is a pump attached to this product that can be filled with whatever body-safe substance you wish. Thank you very much for your order.Kind regards,Vert Delivery
309887
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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Any air compressor can be used to fill this tank. It has a 100psi limit. It fills with a common bike valve tip. Your question is stated in a way that suggest you're asking if the tank can be filled with a 'manual' air compressor or, more commonly referred to as a tire pump. If so, It may be possible to do that but, finding a hand operated tire pump that could handle 100psi, is doubtful.
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Anthony, you can remove fuel from a tank with this unit since it is equipped with a two-way hand pump. The problem you may run into is getting the actual hose down the vehicles fill pipe...but this can usually be overcome by removing the vehicles installed fill pipe to gain direct access to the tank. Additional information on this products use is available at http://www.johndow.com/fuelchief
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You will have to stick the hose (that normally goes to the storage tank) into the gas filler of your car. Then you will be able to pump gas out of your car into a generator supply tank.
1651360
Yes...no problem...just be certain that the tank you need to reach is within the limit of the siphon hose...take a few pumps to get the liquid moving and then the siphon effect will take over for you...best for small machines (i.e. jet skis, outboard motors, chain saws, etc.)...not big enough to empty an automobile gas tank...you need an industrial pump to handle that in my opinion....
133645
You can not use a bike pump or gas station pump. You need a pump that will blow up a air matress. You can purchase them at job lot for ten bucks or on amazon
1675154
Yes you can. There is a cap on the top and a pump nozzle sits in there very well. You can also watch the gas gauge rise so you'll know when to stop. Works fantastic
411612
Yes. You can fill it by removing the reservoir or by pouring water into the reservoir with a pitcher.
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The unit I purchased was for natural gas, so I am not sure. A BB Que seems a little small and would need frequent refilling I would think.
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I fill mine up at the gas station air pump. It's a little tricky getting it on right at first but it does fit and it works great!
1540423
Yes. This can be submersed in gas. Rated for inside and outside of gas tank.
1786235
Yes you can. However we do need to as we have a gas hook up. Sorry for delay in response
793844
You can but you would be filling it every 2 days.I hooked mine into my 500 gallon home tank.
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You can use the pump to suck the air out, but not very effectively. If you remove the plug completely, it might not be airtight when you refill it again. Mine leaked after that.
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I am using it outside a race track. It seals very tightly, and is easy to fill from a pump. With the spout I purchased (VP RACING FUELS JUG HOSE for 5 GALLON GAS CAN) there is only a small amount of gas vapor escape even when the spout is uncapped. So, I see no reason why even our environmental wacko lawmakers would make it illegal. So, they probably will.