Transfer Pump

BeeGee · 07-10-2008, 08:52 PM

What kind of transfer pump is being used to obtain your WVO. My old one is worn out got it from Northern Tool 3/4 in and out not enough volume. what is your recomendation. 12v or 110v either will work i have a 1200 watt inverter. i dont want to spend more than $200 if i have to.

BeeGee · 07-11-2008, 07:36 PM

OK Lets forget the $200 how about a pumpfrom somebody anybody
HELLO IS THIS THING ON

rock mafia · 07-12-2008, 12:12 AM

I use one of these

Model 26 Gasboy Electric Pump W/ Meter HIGH SPEED - eBay (item 280244631715 end time Aug-08-08 13:03:41 PDT)

Picked one up used, local off ebay for under $300. Sold the meter. Fills up a 275 gallon plastic tote in under 30 min. 4 valves, one 30 ft hose to suck or discharge oil.

Used one of these before that, it's alot slower.

Fill Rite FR1210C 12 Volt DC-15 GPM Transfer Fuel Pump - eBay (item 280242576012 end time Jul-13-08 16:30:00 PDT)

***TEX*** · 07-12-2008, 08:18 AM

I have 2 one is a small DC powered diesel transfer pump, got it from northern or harbor freight 3/4" in/out not super fast but works fine & cost $100. the other is a 18 GPM AC diesel pump 1" in/out cost $200. both are Tuthill i think is the brand

be sure and check the AMPS for you inverter. my small 3/4" pump draws 20 amps while the big one is way less.

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arcoen · 07-12-2008, 08:43 AM

I use a small bilge pump from any boat supply store. It has a screen to keep the chunks out- uses 12v - so I have a little 12 volt battery that I bring around. You just lower the pump to the level in the oil and attach the wires to a battery. You only have 1 hose since the pump is submerged- and a pice of garden hose fits on just fine. Fills a 5 gallon drum in about 30 seconds. There heavy duty little pumps- and the fluid doesn't matter becasue they are designed to lay in the bottom of a boat and pump out all kinds of nasty fluids.

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speed185187 · 07-14-2008, 06:41 AM

i use one of these to transfer WMO or WVO. Works great.
Tuthill Gear Pump — 12 Volt, 3.5 GPM, Model# FR1602NT | DC Powered Pumps | Northern Tool + Equipment

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totalloser · 07-14-2008, 08:55 PM

I use a 1" pump from www.homier.com They cost about $120 (beat THAT!) but are a slipper type. I don't know if that will work. You might need a gear type. I suck out tanks regularly with mine, just switch the polarity. The hose kinda sucks, and you might need to tighten fasteners. Cheap chinese junk.

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07-10-2008, 08:52 PM	#1 (permalink)
BeeGee Newbie Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Louisana Posts: 19 BeeGee's Truck Pics	Transfer Pump What kind of transfer pump is being used to obtain your WVO. My old one is worn out got it from Northern Tool 3/4 in and out not enough volume. what is your recomendation. 12v or 110v either will work i have a 1200 watt inverter. i dont want to spend more than $200 if i have to.

07-11-2008, 07:36 PM	#2 (permalink)
BeeGee Newbie Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Louisana Posts: 19 BeeGee's Truck Pics	Transfer Pump OK Lets forget the $200 how about a pumpfrom somebody anybody HELLO IS THIS THING ON

07-14-2008, 06:41 AM	#6 (permalink)
speed185187 Cummins Enthusiast Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Newport News Posts: 250 speed185187's Truck Pics	12V pump i use one of these to transfer WMO or WVO. Works great. Tuthill Gear Pump — 12 Volt, 3.5 GPM, Model# FR1602NT \| DC Powered Pumps \| Northern Tool + Equipment __________________ 00 2500 2wd ext cab, SB. (BHAF, silencer ring MIA, Boost, EGT, FP Gauges, Breather bottle relocate, Fass 150/150, Fireball 150's, VA smart box, 4" exhaust) 03 Jetta TDI 5 spd "See tdiclub.com for all mods"

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07-12-2008, 12:12 AM	#3 (permalink)
rock mafia Newbie Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 22 rock mafia's Truck Pics	I use one of these Model 26 Gasboy Electric Pump W/ Meter HIGH SPEED - eBay (item 280244631715 end time Aug-08-08 13:03:41 PDT) Picked one up used, local off ebay for under $300. Sold the meter. Fills up a 275 gallon plastic tote in under 30 min. 4 valves, one 30 ft hose to suck or discharge oil. Used one of these before that, it's alot slower. Fill Rite FR1210C 12 Volt DC-15 GPM Transfer Fuel Pump - eBay (item 280242576012 end time Jul-13-08 16:30:00 PDT)

07-12-2008, 08:18 AM	#4 (permalink)
*TEX* Diesel Head Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: TAYLOR TX/CARIBOU ME Posts: 2,293 TEX's Truck Pics	I have 2 one is a small DC powered diesel transfer pump, got it from northern or harbor freight 3/4" in/out not super fast but works fine & cost $100. the other is a 18 GPM AC diesel pump 1" in/out cost $200. both are Tuthill i think is the brand be sure and check the AMPS for you inverter. my small 3/4" pump draws 20 amps while the big one is way less. __________________ 2006 Quad Cab-Short bed-4X4-CTD-SLT-Silver-Auto-3.73-Big Horn Pkg-AeroTurbine 4040XL-MBRP 5" Dual Wall Angle Cut Tip see garage for pics-Blue Cool Hose Kit-Amsoil 4510-ISSPRO Turbo Timer/Monitor-285 BFG AT'S-BMK 11 By Pass-Draw Tite Gooseneck Hitch-DiPricol Optix Gauges Boost,EGT,Trans Temp Wife:2005 VW Passat TDI Work: 2004 Pierce Contender with 8.3L Cummins---Fire Truck

07-12-2008, 08:43 AM	#5 (permalink)
arcoen Cummins Fan Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 54 arcoen's Truck Pics	I use a small bilge pump from any boat supply store. It has a screen to keep the chunks out- uses 12v - so I have a little 12 volt battery that I bring around. You just lower the pump to the level in the oil and attach the wires to a battery. You only have 1 hose since the pump is submerged- and a pice of garden hose fits on just fine. Fills a 5 gallon drum in about 30 seconds. There heavy duty little pumps- and the fluid doesn't matter becasue they are designed to lay in the bottom of a boat and pump out all kinds of nasty fluids. __________________ 2001 extended cab, full bed 2500 4x4 superchiped, 160,000 miles , Running home brewed bio for 7 months- Hauling butt, smelling like french fries- Navy Cummins tech for 15 years

07-14-2008, 08:55 PM	#7 (permalink)
totalloser Diesel Freak Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 663 totalloser's Truck Pics	I use a 1" pump from www.homier.com They cost about $120 (beat THAT!) but are a slipper type. I don't know if that will work. You might need a gear type. I suck out tanks regularly with mine, just switch the polarity. The hose kinda sucks, and you might need to tighten fasteners. Cheap chinese junk. __________________ 01 24v 100hp tips, 4"ss BDbrake PSCpump 1.5"dom steering tapped box 1.5"ram manual CAD switch dual carters 3.55's LSD, big shaft nv5600/241HD 6 35's inners pulled in (no spacer) Ugly black and thrashed!