Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2018 at 4:00 PM From: "Joel LaRock via KRnet" <[email protected]> To: KRnet <[email protected]> Cc: "Joel LaRock" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: KR> Mogas
Whats everybody using for fuel tank,tanks????? ---------------------------------------------------- For transporting and mixing fuel, I have a 110 gallon tank with a 12V gasoline rated rotary vane electric pump. It is grounded to the truck frame and powered via a fused 20 Amp lead from the truck fuse block. The tank is equipped with pump, water stop fuel filtration, a flow meter, grounding fuel hose, and fuel nozzle. The tank is also equipped with an appropriately rated DOT approved pressure cap to relieve pressure (2-1/2 psi) on expansion and allow air back into the tank on contraction (1/2 psi). There is also a grounding cable to go between the fuel tank and the plane. The attached photo is a couple of years old as the fuel hose and flow meter have since been replaced due to damage from the chemicals in the fuels I used recently. I have been using this rig for more than 30 years now. Local laws may vary on the amount of fuel you can haul under personal use vs requiring a commercial license. Quite frankly, I haven't checked the laws in Arkansas yet, but in New Mexico, one was allowed to haul up to 113 gallons of fuel without a need to upgrade insurance or drivers licensing. -Jeff Scott Cherokee Village, AR
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