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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Anderson connectors that's the type of pump I use ATM I just thought how easy it would be to just stick it in the can and go
could not recall their name for the life of me last night :censored:
I have my inline fuel pump attached to a strip of 20 x 4 S/steel with the pipe cable tied to it, just short of the bottom of the s/steel strip .. long enough to reach the bottom of a 45 drum and keep it straight ... and the output hose a flexi to drop into whatever i'm filling ... they're a very fast pump TBF
 
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Stroppymonkey

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Antiglug cans are a game changer. We move a lot of fuel around.. (Kero mostly) and tried most ways over the years. Used to have a plunger pump on 25litre can for bio deisel which was OK for vans worth of fuel. We have got a few 12v transfer pumps mounted on trolleys for pumping from cans into tanks, but the best little pump we have ever had is the milwaukee 18v pump... says not for fuel but ours has been used exclusively on Kero which is much nastier than derv, and its done a lot of work happily enough. You can buy replacment impellers online as well.
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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Antiglug cans are a game changer. We move a lot of fuel around.. (Kero mostly) and tried most ways over the years. Used to have a plunger pump on 25litre can for bio deisel which was OK for vans worth of fuel. We have got a few 12v transfer pumps mounted on trolleys for pumping from cans into tanks, but the best little pump we have ever had is the milwaukee 18v pump... says not for fuel but ours has been used exclusively on Kero which is much nastier than derv, and its done a lot of work happily enough. You can buy replacment impellers online as well.
Good to know 👍
 
Mogman

Mogman

What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
Antiglug cans are a game changer. We move a lot of fuel around.. (Kero mostly) and tried most ways over the years. Used to have a plunger pump on 25litre can for bio deisel which was OK for vans worth of fuel. We have got a few 12v transfer pumps mounted on trolleys for pumping from cans into tanks, but the best little pump we have ever had is the milwaukee 18v pump... says not for fuel but ours has been used exclusively on Kero which is much nastier than derv, and its done a lot of work happily enough. You can buy replacment impellers online as well.
I have the dewalt equivalent use it all the time (mainly in lay-bys) 😂😂😂
 
heritage machining

heritage machining

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A work in progress but you get the general gist
 

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Giles

Giles

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For £100 might have to add some red to the yellow dominance was eyeing up the deep cut bandsaw, have the DEWALT bandsaw but DEWALT don’t do deep cut one in uk annoyingly but Milwaukee do.
 
doobin

doobin

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For £100 might have to add some red to the yellow dominance was eyeing up the deep cut bandsaw, have the DEWALT bandsaw but DEWALT don’t do deep cut one in uk annoyingly but Milwaukee do.
That hydrostick is brilliant for quickly clearing stopcock chambers etc.
 
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Stroppymonkey

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I use this on diesel👍
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Seems to handle it💪
Aha. That’s what I found when you mentioned it, but I was hoping there was a real one on the market. I’ve got a couple of fake dewalt bits (glue gun and USB chargers) and not had a problem. Only thing that puts me off the pump is that it might be hard to get a new impellor. Will probably give it a go as I want to make a new tank dewatering pump rig that light enough for a solo worker
 
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