Well between all the stealing going on around here and then add to that the life expectancy of gas now I just keep a couple of 20 l jugs in the back of the truck and pick up fresh gas when going to town . They are certainly too heavy to lift up and drain into a tractor for sure [ well at least for me ]. I tip them over on the tail gate and fill this gas pail half full then use a step ladder to get to the tractor. I figured that I was in the same class as you at 400 gal a year . The neighbor has a set up on a ground tank . It is a home made deal with a electric motor and a brass gear pump -- it is driven with a loose fitting belt. Workers perfically -- when he releases the handle on the fill thingy the belt just slips until he climes down and shuts the switch off. This is with diesel of course-- I think he has a filter in the set up there some wheres also . It is a real hill billy set up but like I said it worked really good .
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