Posted by Dave H (MI) on November 30, 2014 at 19:44:02 from (50.108.114.101):
Thinking of putting a fuel tank on the place for diesel. It is safest and easiest to have it brought to me. Locally I can get it delivered free if I buy over a certain amount and they will knock off a lot of the taxes for ag use. Problem so far is getting the tractors and the combine to run low at the same time so I can meet minimum delivery. OK...I'll get to the point.
I am looking on CL at used tanks. Thinking I want something with an electric pump as opposed to a gravity tank. One reason being that I am not sure a gravity tank will fill the combine if the tank gets on the low side. Combine is very tall. I see a lot of the round oblong tanks with the Gasboy pumps on top. Hope this is not a stupid question, but do I need anything special to pump diesel? Are those pumps good? Seem to be a lot of them and some pretty old ones too. Looking for advice, ready to listen now. Thanks!
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