fuel transfer pump - Fill-Rite

Fueling an off-grid tank, you can't rely on AC power. This rotary hand pump moves 10 gallons/38 liters per 100 hand-crank rotations, so you track output by crank count. Crank, stop at your number, and keep fills consistent.

Working an off-grid tank, you're stuck when power isn't available. This hand-operated piston pump moves 20 gallons/75 liters per 100 strokes, so you track output by stroke count. Pump to your number, stop, and keep transfers consistent.

Fueling tanks, you need a number you can write down. This 115V AC pump moves 20 GPM and has a 3-digit meter that tracks up to 99.9 gallons per transfer, plus a lifetime total. Read it, reset, and log each fill.

Fueling multiple 35-150 gallon tanks, you need a number you can log. This pump delivers 35 GPM and has a 4-digit meter that registers up to 999.9 gallons per transfer, plus a 7-digit lifetime total. Read it, reset, and move on.

Setting up a stationary tank pump, you don't want to chase parts before you can dispense. This 115V AC pump includes a 12' 3/4" hose and manual nozzle, and delivers 15 gallons per minute. Hook up, fuel, and park the nozzle on the boot.

Running back-to-back fuel transfers, you can't stop and wait for a pump to cool down. This transfer pump supports continuous duty and moves 25 GPM. Wire it to a 12V or 24V battery with the included alligator clips, fuel, and keep going.

Filling big tanks, a small counter tops out before you're done. This 115V AC pump delivers 20 GPM and has a 5-digit meter that tracks up to 999.9 gallons per transfer, plus a 7-digit lifetime total. Read it, reset, and log the run.

Fueling multiple 35-150 gallon tanks, you need a transfer total you can log. This pump delivers 35 GPM and has a 4-digit meter that registers up to 999.9 gallons per transfer, plus a 7-digit lifetime total. Read it, reset, and keep going.

Walking up to a stationary tank, you don't want to guess which nozzle is for auto unleaded. This 115V AC pump includes a red-covered manual nozzle and a 12' 3/4" hose, and delivers 15 gallons per minute. Grab the marked handle and fuel.

Filling 20-80 gallon tanks at a stationary setup can drag on. This 115V AC pump delivers 20 GPM and includes a 12' 3/4" hose and manual nozzle. Fuel, shut it off, and park the nozzle on the boot.

Fueling from a stationary, above-ground tank, you don't want to mess with battery wiring. This pump runs on 115V AC power and delivers 15 gallons per minute for 15-60 gallon tanks. Plug in, pump, and finish the fill sooner.

...fueling goes smoother when the pump and tank goes there too. This Fill-Rite fuel transfer pump runs on a 12V DC motor, so you can wire it to a 12V battery power source and fuel where you work. Wiring and...

Fill-Rite pumps are perfect for use in the field or at the job site. Whether you're just getting set up or want to upgrade your fluid transfer operations, these pumps are built to withstand the harsh conditions of agriculture and construction.

Fueling multiple 132-530 liter tanks, you need a transfer total you can log. This pump delivers 132 LPM and has a 4-digit meter that registers up to 999.9 liters per transfer, plus a 7-digit lifetime total. Read it, reset, and keep going.

Filling 20-80 gallon tanks at a stationary setup can drag on. This 115V AC pump delivers 20 GPM, and the nozzle boot mounts on the body for parking between fills. Fuel, shut it off, and move on.

Filling 35-150 gallon tanks, slow flow turns every transfer into a bottleneck. This pump delivers 35 GPM and lets you select 115V or 230V AC during install. Wire it to your power source, fuel faster, and get the tank capped.

Fueling 35-150 gallon tanks at a stationary setup can turn into a bottleneck. This pump delivers 35 GPM and lets you select 115V or 230V AC during installation. Wire it once, fuel faster, and park the nozzle on the boot.

Topping off multiple machines, you can't build cool-down breaks into the routine. This transfer pump is rated for continuous duty and moves 25 gallons per minute. Wire it to 12V or 24V with the included alligator clips, fuel, and move on.

Mounting a stationary tank pump, you don't want to find out the outlet size is wrong after it's installed. This 115V AC pump delivers 20 GPM and uses a 1" outlet with a 1-1/4" inlet. Plumb it once and fuel 20-80 gallon tanks.