EASY Way to Pump Fuel into TRACTOR ~~ Kubota L2501
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2019
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This pump can be used for fuel or water. Just don't use the same one for both!!!!! This pump made it easy for Danny to transfer fuel from a jug to the tractor.
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I got mine in January works great for gas , working with 5 gallon cans I also picked up the grease applicator for the chainsaw bar thanks to to your video . I’m happy for both of you now that you’ve worked out the tractor situation.
This is the answer to many problems I face with lifting my gas cans. THANK YOU DANNY
Thanks Danny will be ordering today. We have the same problem filling certain things too.
Whoever invented that contraption is a real genius That works pretty slick that gadget
Thanks, perfect timing! There is a 2-pack that saved $5. One for my 86yr old Dad & his buddy to keep them from breaking their necks falling off the tractor & one for me.
That's awesome Danny! I'm gonna have to get one of those for filling up my generator! I can't lift a while lot for medical reasons myself! Thanks for the share! Love y'all!
there avaliable at canadien tire wich i bought one love it
Danny, my son bought one of these for me and I love it. I have used it a lot over the last two years and highly recommend it. Its just one of those things that make life easier. You were smart to use it on tractor.
We have been using a similar one for my mower for years. Works great!
Good morning! Working smart! I have neck and back problems so understand the strain trying to fill the tractor would be.I don't have a tractor,but will pass this tip on to friends who do and who are,like me,not a spring chicken anymore
I have a 3/4 inch siphon tube attached to a "shaker pump " that is little more than a brass fitting, that goes in the source tank. By placing the source tank in the same manner you did the siphon will begin by just shaking the the fitting a little. It will transfer nearly as fast, with no batteries, and it cost about $10. I use one on my bass boat when I haul in extra gas in tanks just so I don't spill gas on the dock. It stores in much more compactly too. Nice video.
Great solution to your refueling issue on your new Kubota tractor! Greetings to you from here in Tifton, GA Danny!
Nice product. When I get one I'll be sure to order from your link👍
i have used one for years ,works great,
I have one that I use for filling my kerosene heater. It works like a champ. Definitely the best $15-$20 I'd spent in a long time.
Nice. That thing is now on my must have list.
Yeah man. Ive been lifting those crappy 5 gal cans for years. Finally the spring loaded nozzle fell into the tank. I was going to buy a 30 gal barrel of fuel and use a hand pump. But this might just work! Thanks Danny!
We own 2 of those. Use them in our rv. One for gas for the generator and one for water. We love them!
That's what I use on my Kubota! Works great!
Thank you for sharing. I have an old l245 and putting fuel in the. Tank like you said is a pain in the neck.
That syphon certainly worked a lot better than I expected. I'm not far off taking delivery of my Kubota and I spotted immediately the challenge I would face refuelling. One idea I have is to place a plank between the arms of the loader for the diesel jerry can to sit on while I pump it into the tank.
Update to my previous comment, you need to use a five gallon bucket, set it upside down on the floor to the left side of the seat if you are setting on the seat, the hose of your pump will easily reach your gas tank and the pump has plenty of power to pump the gas to your tank. It is a lot easier to lift your gas can two feet instead of lifting it all the way up to your hood. Hope this helps!
wow that is a great product, will get one right now thank you soooo much
I just stumbled upon this video. I have a Kubota and have been using this exact pump for over a year. It works great. I use a towel also. I scratched my hood with dirt that sticks to the bottom of can. Try what this video shows. You will like it.
Bought one like that at tractor supply and used it on my deer
Loved it
I agree with you
The fuel fill on our New Holland is in the hood as well. Those 5 gallon fuel cans are a pain for us thinner older guys. Think I'll look into one of those pumps, seems to do a good job!
I won one of these I like it shortly after I bought a 500g set up I’d reccomend every homestead to just have their own fuel station
I have been using one for about a year. It is a back saver. Got mine, which looks identical, at Harbor Freight for about $ 10.00.
That’s pretty cool! Thanks for sharing
I have a pump like this I bought for my kerosene heater. Being a woman I figured out real fast it works great for all fuel fill ups. I use on lawn mower, side by side and tractor... I love mine bought at Lowe’s few years ago over at the kerosene heater section.
My husband just got one of those and loves it.
I have seen a few people on UA-cam and from what I have seen this is great. The other option is to do what my Dad did on the farm when I was a kid and that was to have an elevated fuel tank.
they work great I bought one just fore that reason and it works great
We bought a 110 gallon fuel transfer tank, makes life so much easier. We have local company deliver fuel or take it to the store in town and fill it up.
Bought one of those pumps at harbor freight last year to fill up my lawnmowers works great need to buy one like you,r to fill up my tractor. My back is in bad shape cant be handling those heavy cans. Just turned 60 not spring chicken anymore.
Good idea I was wondering if it was gonna take a while but 2 mins is probably the same amount of time it would take to pour it in!
I have one similar to this from Harbor Freight that was about $8.00 with the 20% of coupon. However, I seen on Amazon they have one for about $60 that looks to have a 6-7 foot hose, so you can keep the 5 gallon tank on the ground! For me, eventually, that will be the best!
Danny, if you get a large pouring funnel they come with a built in screen in the bottom to catch any debris.
Danny,
I'm a little older than you with some of the same physical issues, and I have an L2501 with the same fuel tank position so pouring from a 5 gallon can is not a good plan. Thanks for the info on the pump. That will make life easier for me.
This might help you out. If you put the towel behind the fuel filler cap and over the instrument pod, you can put the fuel can there. Then you can stand on the left side floorboard instead of balancing on the front tire.
Yes it will work. I have had for 2 years. I picked one up similar from Harbor Freight for around $8.
i have two of them and they work very good. i do not know how long they will last but are working fine now....g
I recently found you, Danny. I recently bought the exact same tractor. I also have many of the same physical conditions you are experiencing...pluss a pair of horrible shoulders. I'm watching your entire library. Just moved onto some acres here in WV, and doing just what you are doing.
Danny thanks for sharing. I have a mahindra tractor and the fuel goes in the same place. Mine does have a screen in it.
Pretty neat little pump. Hope you have a station that sells off road diesel nearby as it would save on taxes. Well it does here in NC. Red fuel is almost $.50 a gallon cheaper here.
I have spurring of the spine--and am not a tall big person-soo wow am getting 2 for the farm--thank you--God bless. PS==wish that hose was longer so could leave the can on the ground.
That looks like my next amazon purchase, takes forever to empty these new cans in the tractor. Thanks for sharing. Ed, 4BlessingsFarm
Northern tool and harbor freight sell them also
Lol I got same problem I been putting can in bucket lifting up then siphoning it into tractor. Got to get that pump
I have somewhat the same issue. I have a diesel barrel but it has a hand crank pump. I am going to be checking into an automatic nozzle because try as hard as I may, I ALWAYS run it over and then I have to deal with cleaning up the mess on the hood. You are so right about the thin paint. All brands are like that now. I still have my 1970 John Deere diesel that is the original paint. The tractor has been maintained well but it has over 4000 hours of working out in the sun. If you have seen my videos, you will see that the paint is still really good on the big Deere. The Kubotas seem to fade rather quickly and turn to a weak shade of pink. Yuk!
I have a pump like that used for removing old fuel from all of my gas engines. 10 years going and works great.
need to get one that's nice
I have a 40 gal fuel caddy, has a option for the electric pump. it's designed like a hand cart. I fill it once every two months. it works great.
I a lso have one of these works great
I had a similar situation and solved it by purchasing from amazon TERAPUMP TREP03 Multi-Purpose AC/DC Plug-in, 12V DC Powered Fuel/Water/Liquid Transfer Pump has an 8' line and can pump from the ground to my JD3032
What a nifty little hose pump!
Danny a gallon of diesel weighs approx 7 pounds, so that 5 gallon container full would be approx 35 pounds not counting the container. My tractor has the same tank location so I have switched to 2.5 gallon containers. Other then lifting that 5 gallon container you found a good way. I like the overfill shutoff feature.
Thanks for sharing
Lay a board across the FEL frame and set the fuel can on that. Keeps the fuel can weight off the hood.
I have the same trouble with my LS, the tank is be hind the seat. I bought a pump, but have not tried it yet, I will give it a try.
I got a syphon hose from tractor supply that has a metal end that you put in the diesel can. Shake it a bit and out it comes.
where I live I would get a ticket for putting diesel in a gas can and here it needs to be yellow. 24.99 on amazon. I switched to using a 2 1/2 gal can thanks
Hey MR. Danny, I have two of those for water and gas, they are very cheaply made, but work great I just make sure I don't pull and tug on it and then I put it back in the box, if I'm not going to use it for awhile than I take battery's out... This is the second set I have had and they both went in the same place. up by the handle the thing where the battery's goes, the hose part cracked on both of them the hose are very cheep but these ones I don't pull and tug and they are still going well over a year now. Have a blessed day you Ms. Wanda.
a good one i found also is called siphon magic it is a clear hose with brass end that has a marble in it and all you have to do is shake that end a few times and it will take off and go dont recall the price on them had mine for a long time
Hi Danny Iay board across the loader arms siphon into fuel tank. I thought you would be using red farm diesel.
I like the idea of the pump, though cheap looking (longevity). But the first thing that struck me is the only step the pump eliminated is tipping and holding the can for the time it takes to refuel. Why don't they make a little stronger pump motor, with a long enough hose to leave that can on the ground beside the tractor? For anyone with neck/back/leg issues, or balance issues, still standing up and teetering on the tire is not a help...plus hefting a 5+ gallon can of diesel onto a painted hood, which is not flat, and possibly too high to heave up there, only "helped" the tipping the can part of refueling. Let us know how this works out...good in theory
I used a jiggler tube and it worked well no batteries needed
Danny, try getting a good flow going with the pump running, then turn the pump off and see if it will siphon the fuel into the tank. If it works it sure will save a lot on batteries !
I think it is a great pump. I do use a can though. The can I have has a special tab on the neck that allows you to stand it on the hood, ass up, and you just press a button and it drops the diesel into your tank so, so fast. I usually just sit on the seat with my arm outstretched and my finger on the plunger button.
I have a pump similar to this one. It takes 2 AA batteries. It works great fo my gasoline that I put in my Polaris and lawnmower. Only wish it had a longer hose. I added an extra 2ft of hose and it was much better.
RIGHT ON!!!!!
There great I have one.. but I never can keep battery’s up.. I like it they last long..but there cheap..my friend told me about them.. it will shout off automatically, great video.. I had neck and back surgery and trouble, I don’t have balance either, but great for my lady to make it easier on her helping me 👍👍🙏🙏🙏❤️
Take the battery out after each use and they will last .
Phillip Vanhorn that an idea, I’ll try that 👍
i have a flown go pump love it from canadien tire
Hey brother, similar back troubles here as well. I fill a 1 gallon can from the 5 gallon can. I leave both at ground level. Fill the 1 gallon, tote it up to the tractor and dump it in, then go back for more. No more lifting the big heavy cans. Hope this helps...God Bless
I’d say almost every household in Japan has one of those pumps for their kerosene portable heaters. Central isn’t as common here, and we have to fill two liter tanks all the time.
I have had one just like that about 5 years for my can of kerosene. Because like you my husband I are older and it's hard to poor from a five gallon can
We used a more basic version of that to fill our kero heater tank for years. My dad still has his in the garage, but no more kero heater.
Hello Danny, good idea. Though I too get fuel five gal at time, dang it it is nearly impossible for me any more to hike that jug up on my CK-30 Kioti. I fill up 2.5 gal jugs and it is a we bit easier to fuel up tractor. And we like your info and videos!........Ken & Beverly
bought a new John Deere 3033, thanks for the video
Good video 👍. Let us know what you find out about the filter for top of tank. Surecan from Amazon is another option.
I have a similar product and you might try pumping just off the step or a bucket. mine will pump from the ground but slows down. luck.
I use a barrel and a crank pump. It has a hose that's long enough to drive close to and fill. Your going to say barrel is to hard to handle. Use your loader. I use 55 gallon barrel but you can use a 15 or 30 gallon.
The wire in the hose is protection for static electricity.
If you think that placement is bad, my Kioti tank is behind the seat. I had quite the balancing act with the fuel can. I will definitely be getting one of these!
That was one of the big reasons I did not get a kiote but i’m dealing with the same thing on the Kabota🤷🏼♂️
I have the same problem with my back L5 & S1 are slipped. I just take the gas can and place on the hood put the hose in the jug and the other in the tank and place my hands around the jug opening to create a seal and blow into the jug and it makes the gas come out and drain down into the tank.
danny it will reach of the tire to you can just add a ex tra line on it to or you can put it on the ground
Thanks Danny. I think you should design one with a longer line to fuel tank and better "motor" so I do not have to lift the gas can to the top. I'm half your height. Cheers.
Are you using on road diesel in your off road tractor???
Jesse, on Pure Living For Life got one last year and he loves it.
Make yourself a step that hangs over the tire
No slipping on wet rubber.
I bought one in Canada where I live but mine has a handle on mine like a gas pump at a gas station
canadien tire has them wich im in pressed how it work
Another option, which I've used in the past with tanks like yours, which are purely a way for manufactures to cheapen their manufacturing costs,is a yellow plastic can at tractor supply that has a small spout with a button on it. The can, can be laid on tractor hood with spout over filler neck and you just push button to fill. No batteries, nothing to go wrong. I wonder how that pump will work in cold weather, as the fuel thickens. You might want to get some Power Service anti gel, it also has lubrication additives. Today's low sulfur fuels, don't have much lubricity in them.
Wish it would pump from ground level. I have to get help to fill my kubota 3030
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Yawl need to use off road diesel to save money! Hear in Virginia there is a .37 cent per gallon difference between on road and off road
They put the fuel tank up top because of sticks, but the fuel filter hangs out in a perfect spot to get poked lol
For $80 from Amazon you can get a 12 volt pump with ten feet of hose and a fueling nozzle. No need to lift the jug. I have to set the jug on the ground and turn my truck around to clip the power cable to my battery. If I added some more wire I could leave the jugs in the truck and just back up close to my tractor.
Depends how long it will last. If you cant do it more than 3 or 4 times then it will get expensive fast. Keep us updated on how long it keeps working. if it refills the Kubota 20 times that makes a gal of diesel only 20 cents more. That might well be worth it.
Ive used it 6 times with no problems yet.
I think they also put the fuel tank there because then the fuel pump doesn't have to work as hard to pump the fuel. Cause it's practically gravity fed.
Do you think the Batteries would be able to pump it again ? Need to see how long the Batteries last?? So as a prepare you have that knowledge of how many pumps you get out of a set of Batteries?
Our Kubota doesn't have a screen either. We use a funnel with a screen built in. Ours has the fuel cap beside the seat.
They do work but they ware out often, batteries die quicker if kept in cold during winter. Still I'm happy even if it costs up to a dollar, instead of having to lift the weight. Mine says not to pump above the height of the pump.
Danny, I lay a board across the loader arms and rest my fuel can on that rather than on the hood of the tractor.