Hi folks,
I have a couple of older tractors with indirect, mechanical injection. Just bought a new tractor with common-rail direct injection. In the past, I've used my 60-gallon transfer tank and pump in the bed of my pickup to fuel up the tractors when they are in the field. That tank has a Fill-Rite "Hydrosorb" filter on it but who knows how effective it might be. I've never had issues running my two IDI tractors off fuel from this tank. However, a new tractor with common rail injection uses much higher pressures and it much more susceptible to impurities in the fuel, such as water.
Would you guys have any concerns fueling from fuel in a pickup truck transfer tank?
Thanks in advance.
I have a couple of older tractors with indirect, mechanical injection. Just bought a new tractor with common-rail direct injection. In the past, I've used my 60-gallon transfer tank and pump in the bed of my pickup to fuel up the tractors when they are in the field. That tank has a Fill-Rite "Hydrosorb" filter on it but who knows how effective it might be. I've never had issues running my two IDI tractors off fuel from this tank. However, a new tractor with common rail injection uses much higher pressures and it much more susceptible to impurities in the fuel, such as water.
Would you guys have any concerns fueling from fuel in a pickup truck transfer tank?
Thanks in advance.