Harbor Freight diesel can and Battery Operated Liquid Transfer Pump

[@guineapigzed]

As always;
It’s not the size of the wand,
It’s the skill of the Magician!

[@simpsonstractorworks4263]

Ha! Thanks for watching!

[@stanpeterson8273]

Some stations have 2 different diesel nozzles. One is high flow for fast filling (such as a large truck) and the other is a standard nozzle that will fit in a can. I know as I have made this mistake before.

[@simpsonstractorworks4263]

Yeah, my buddy failed to tell me about that when I went to the big truck side of the station…lol Thanks for watching!

[@DUSTEATER2]

I bought one 4 yrs ago and now I am on my 2nd with auto shutoff on new one. Five gal cans setting on top of the I Match quick hitch works great on my tractor.

[@guineapigzed]

You’ve actually convinced me to buy one.

[@simpsonstractorworks4263]

It does actually work. I’ve used it several times since this was shot. The question is, how long will it keep working? But for $10 bucks, thought I’d at least give it a try.

[@justinhartley871]

I got a 55 gallon barrel and one of those rotary style pumps for my diesel.

[@simpsonstractorworks4263]

I've debated on what I want my final solution to be. I do know this is not it. I just don't think at this time I'm going to be using enough fuel to need a 55 gal. Thanks for watching!

[@joeyw4442]

You've got to pull the screen tube out of the can. It will solve both your problems. At the pump and at the tractor.

[@chrisvolk106]

How does it come out of there?

[@chrisvolk106]

How did you remove it?

[@simpsonstractorworks4263]

Used needle nose pliers and yanked it out.

[@baseballdude8491]

Water in diesel a no no

[@cdimi13]

Finally someone worse than me...

[@simpsonstractorworks4263]

Well keep coming back for more. There's no telling what will happen next...lol Thank you for watching!

[@davidodediran716]

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