[Rob P]

As previously bought from a fellow forumite a few years back and now surplus to requirements a 53 litre wheeled bowser suitable for avgas, mogas, diesel or Scotch Whisky (the latter after a good clean out).

http://www.petroind.com/uk/dura-max-53l ... oline.html

Natty little pump handle which is only really practical as a way of starting a gravity flow which works best for aviation use.

Need the space so £60 for a couple of weeks and then it goes on eBay.

Collect Norfolk Suffolk border, Cambridge, Old Buckenham, etc.

Rob P

[Flintstone]

Can it be pressurised for pumping uphill or is it syphon only? If it can pump fuel I'll have it.

[Rob P]

I believe that if you fit an adaptor to it pressurisation is possible. But not something I have ever investigated.

Rob P

[Flintstone]

By drilling holes or is there a proper one?

I mean, making holes in a fuel container then pressurising it in a bodged-up manner. What could possibly go wrong?

If it can be done I'm deffo interested.

[Rob P]

Your responsibility to check, not mine. But I understand a pressure line adaptor can be screwed in to an existing orifice without further drilling.

Rob P

[Flintstone]

Ooops, double post and can't delete.

[Flintstone]

Sold then.


I assume it comes with a full tank of fuel?

[Rob P]

It surely does.

The one in the back of my Skoda Ute in which it will be carried to wherever we meet up.

Rob P

[Paul_Sengupta]

You're including the car with the sale? Or did I misunderstand?

[NickS]

If it included a Skoda it would be half the price.

[Flintstone]

I like those little utes. Instead of a cattle dog standing in the back though they need a chiwa.......cihuaua......chi.........

Jack Russell.