Posted by glennster on January 11, 2009 at 14:14:52 from (68.60.242.156):
In Reply to: Storage of bulk fuel? posted by Clarkbug on January 11, 2009 at 11:54:55:
i have 300 gallon gravity tanks for gas, painted white (they were fs tanks). get the locking vented cap for the top, then the locking valve on the delivery side of the tank. i use spin on filters after the valve. get the fuel nozzle for a gravity tank. i put sta-bil in my tanks just before they are filled. sometimes i'll toss a jug of marvel mystery oil in the tank too. dunno why, pa said it was good to run some thru every now and again. be sure to get the filter that has the little moisture drain petcock on the bottom of it, then drain some every now and then to check for water. see if yuor neighbors buy bulk fuel, and have yours delivered at the same time. may save you a little delivery costs.
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