This can works for me and didnt cost over $30 compared to most I've seen out there these days that run over $100. The picture shows all that I used to make it (It's a 1 gal blitz can). Pretty simple... just drill a hole to fit the brass retainer, screw nuts on tight, add your hose and retainers and fuel filter if you like. I attached the hand pump with velcro to the gallon tank. I loosen the cap a bit for vent before I crank the pump. This set up has worked for me with out any problems so far. There really is no reason to pay so much money on a fueling station when it is such a basic item. If your looking for a basic set up without an electric pump then this works. I Hope its helpful.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Cheap Fuel Can
This can works for me and didnt cost over $30 compared to most I've seen out there these days that run over $100. The picture shows all that I used to make it (It's a 1 gal blitz can). Pretty simple... just drill a hole to fit the brass retainer, screw nuts on tight, add your hose and retainers and fuel filter if you like. I attached the hand pump with velcro to the gallon tank. I loosen the cap a bit for vent before I crank the pump. This set up has worked for me with out any problems so far. There really is no reason to pay so much money on a fueling station when it is such a basic item. If your looking for a basic set up without an electric pump then this works. I Hope its helpful.
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