Export thread

Method recommendations emptying fuel tanks

#1

B

bartles

What are good methods/or pumps for emptying fuel tanks? I have used siphoning with som success but are there manual pumps for this tasks? The plastic siphoning assist bellows pumps only last a few times.

Appreciate the advice in advance.


#2

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

This thing is a pumping sonofa gun...


#3

B

bartles

For these tanks on most zero the suction really needs to be flexible enough to reach back to the lower areas of the tanks.


#4

B

bertsmobile1

Any reason why you can not pull the fuel line off the pressurise the tank


#5

S

slomo

Briggs and Stratton 5431K. Works great for removing oil and fuel.

shop.briggsandstratton.com

Briggs & Stratton 5431K 4.0 L Oil Removal Pump (DIY Packaged)

Display pack of 4 liter oil extractor pump. Suitable for the extraction of oil fuel from outdoor power equipment, cars, motorcycles, commercial vehicles, marine engines, stationary engines and other machinery. Oil Extractor Pump 4-Liter Capacity Genuine OEM replacement part WARNING: Cancer and...
shop.briggsandstratton.com shop.briggsandstratton.com


1630623203126.png


#6

B

bartles

No, but I'm not sure that will get all the liquid, water in some cases, out of the tank. Laziness creaps in when I think about removing the tank:):)
bertsmobile1 said:
Any reason why you can not pull the fuel line off the pressurise the tank
Click to expand...


#7

B

bartles

slomo said:
Briggs and Stratton 5431K. Works great for removing oil and fuel.

shop.briggsandstratton.com

Briggs & Stratton 5431K 4.0 L Oil Removal Pump (DIY Packaged)

Display pack of 4 liter oil extractor pump. Suitable for the extraction of oil fuel from outdoor power equipment, cars, motorcycles, commercial vehicles, marine engines, stationary engines and other machinery. Oil Extractor Pump 4-Liter Capacity Genuine OEM replacement part WARNING: Cancer and...
shop.briggsandstratton.com shop.briggsandstratton.com


View attachment 58181
Click to expand...
Thanks!!!


#8

S

slomo

bartles said:
Thanks!!!
Click to expand...
You got it you lucky devil.


#9

G

grassy

I just use the cheapo hand pump from Walmart for all my fuel and oil pumping needs (mower, motorcycles, cars, boats).



Footer Links 1

Top