traderfjp
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I have a new LSMT240HE on order. Here is the fuel transport I built today. Zenfolio | NYONLINE.com | Fuel Transport
Fueling Station
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Looks good. :thumbsup:
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That is fantastic! :thumbsup: I was sitting out in the shop today, thinking about making a fueling station, I even got out a set of casters to use. I couldn't decide to weld up one out of some angle iron or out of wood.
Yours gave me some great ideas and additional inspiration. I definitely like the hand truck idea, but then I would have to buy another one.... decisions, decisions.....:scratchchin:
Yours gave me some great ideas and additional inspiration. I definitely like the hand truck idea, but then I would have to buy another one.... decisions, decisions.....:scratchchin:
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Strap it to the dolly with a continuous movers ratchet strap and when want to use the dolly for other purposes unstrap the fuel unit.
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Awesome! I've often thought about it, but wonder how much use it take to make the fueling station worthwhile (financially).
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Nice job on building the portable fuel station. Looks professional !
I set one up in my 2nd garage using a "tote" (plastic container surrounded by aluminum cage $40 - landscapers use them for water transport), a $15 12v pump I bought on ebay, a cigarette power point $3, and some ¾" tubing $10. Hooked up the power point to the rear of the tractor, plug in the 12v pump, and "fill 'er up" in about a minute. Been using it for about 3 years now. Mine isn't portable for daily use, but I don't need it to be.
If you need portability, I think yours is terrific.
I set one up in my 2nd garage using a "tote" (plastic container surrounded by aluminum cage $40 - landscapers use them for water transport), a $15 12v pump I bought on ebay, a cigarette power point $3, and some ¾" tubing $10. Hooked up the power point to the rear of the tractor, plug in the 12v pump, and "fill 'er up" in about a minute. Been using it for about 3 years now. Mine isn't portable for daily use, but I don't need it to be.
If you need portability, I think yours is terrific.
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Wel, that is a very good simple solution! Rethinking it again!
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This one is for sale cheap a few miles away from me. Not very mobile though...
and it would be about $25,000.00 Cdn for a diesel fill.
and it would be about $25,000.00 Cdn for a diesel fill.
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I have a 275 gallon oil tank for fuel storage for my back up generator (60 days supply for those that are interested in such numbers). I just put a hand pump on the tank so that I can feed my tractor when it is thirsty.
I have since painted the tank blue since this photo was taken, but need to stencil it with the number of gallons and it being #2 diesel fuel.
I have since painted the tank blue since this photo was taken, but need to stencil it with the number of gallons and it being #2 diesel fuel.