110 gallon gravity tank on a stand that is 5 or so foot off the ground. Has a valve, filter hose and nozzle simular to what your used to using at the station.
They bring the fuel to me
Running to the station with cans sucks
They bring the fuel to me
Running to the station with cans sucks
Do not put diesel in a can that has a galvanized coating inside!
Least that is what I was told
This^^^
I used this setup for several years and it's golden.
No, plastic only!
Steel transfer tanks and aluminum semi fuel tanks disagree.
We don't have anybody to deliver fuel to local tanks like yours around here anymore.
My Uncle had one and noticed it was getting low quicker than it should. Even when not using the tractor.
He figured someone was stealing it so put a padlock on the valve. The padlock got cut off.
He put 10 gallons of water into the diesel tank. Wasn't long before finding a truck on the side of the road that quit running. He knew who was stealing it then.
A 55 gal plastic tank can be had really cheap
A steel can is fine as long as there is no galvanized in it!
That sucks!
I have 6 places in my contacts. 3 I have done business with.
Some are in different counties, but they have regular routes. So they deliver, but on their schedule. I dont think I ever waited past a week though
Buddy bought an overhead tank awhile back thinking he was going to get bulk delivery. The only jobber in town said they quit, right after opening a diesel fuel station at their HQ.
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