Fuel transfer tank

[Pine Rob]

I bought a 900 boost this year and requires av gas or race gas. where i live closest station for race gas is an hour and choosing to go with avgas as its cheaper and easier to get most anywhere vs race gas being limited to certain fuel stations. our small local airport is 25 minutes away (toward riding zones) and i have called and is easy to go get fuel. thinking of best way to purchase a week or 2 worth at a time. ride 4-6 days a week and averaged 8 gallons a ride last year on a stock 800 so anywhere from 30-50 gallons a week

option 1: yes its rated for diesel but why wouldn't it work for gas? i have a tractor so i can load it onto truck bed and drive to airport fill it and bring it home to unload it.

VEVOR Portable Diesel Tank, 116 Gallon Capacity & 10 GPM Flow Rate, Diesel Fuel Tank with 12V Electric Transfer Pump and 13.1ft Rubber Hose, PE Diesel Transfer Tank for Easy Fuel Transportation, Gray | VEVOR US

VEVOR Portable Diesel Tank ensures efficient refueling. Robust construction, 116-gallon capacity, 10 GPM flow rate, and unique duplex filter for purer diesel.

www.vevor.com

option 2 would be 55 gallon drums. then buy an electric fuel transfer pump to fill sled, or keep barrels slightly elevated and use a siphon hose.

any other options of thoughts are greatly appreciated.

have a 2500 silverado with the decked drawer system and a sled deck. so bed mounted options wouldn't be ideal but could make work for right setup if someone has an idea.

thanks ahead of time for reading and inputs

 

[Mafesto]

Those types of units are nice, but don't buy Vevor. It's a horrible chineese company that copies the real stuff. DON"T SUPPORT THOSE BASTAGES!!!!
Find a real brand!

 

[Mmeier152]

I actually use the VP cans. They are easy to move around and have an electric pump that fits on them.

 

[gun-driver]

As I’m sure you’re well aware of the dangers of transporting gas in non grounded/approved containers (especially with static discharge in winters dry air condition) hence the reason it’s next to impossible to find a rated transfer tank for gas.
I have seen these being used at the lake to fill boats.
https://www.northerntool.com/produc...VGkRHAR1t5jOVEAQYCiABEgKFrvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[volcano buster]

Just get the appropriate amount of the "anti-static" fluid that Polaris is pushing to cover their backsides. You should be good.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

I bought a 900 boost this year and requires av gas or race gas. where i live closest station for race gas is an hour and choosing to go with avgas as its cheaper and easier to get most anywhere vs race gas being limited to certain fuel stations. our small local airport is 25 minutes away (toward riding zones) and i have called and is easy to go get fuel. thinking of best way to purchase a week or 2 worth at a time. ride 4-6 days a week and averaged 8 gallons a ride last year on a stock 800 so anywhere from 30-50 gallons a week

option 1: yes its rated for diesel but why wouldn't it work for gas? i have a tractor so i can load it onto truck bed and drive to airport fill it and bring it home to unload it.

VEVOR Portable Diesel Tank, 116 Gallon Capacity & 10 GPM Flow Rate, Diesel Fuel Tank with 12V Electric Transfer Pump and 13.1ft Rubber Hose, PE Diesel Transfer Tank for Easy Fuel Transportation, Gray | VEVOR US

VEVOR Portable Diesel Tank ensures efficient refueling. Robust construction, 116-gallon capacity, 10 GPM flow rate, and unique duplex filter for purer diesel.

www.vevor.com

option 2 would be 55 gallon drums. then buy an electric fuel transfer pump to fill sled, or keep barrels slightly elevated and use a siphon hose.

any other options of thoughts are greatly appreciated.

have a 2500 silverado with the decked drawer system and a sled deck. so bed mounted options wouldn't be ideal but could make work for right setup if someone has an idea.

thanks ahead of time for reading and inputs

I used a couple 30 gallon plastic drums when i was buying AV gas for my silber turbo axys.

Worked well, fit under a sled deck.

Man sized even full.

Siphon hose and a 3d printed drum bung wrench.