Re: LPG pump required
Written by Eric Booth at 02 Oct 2003 15:26:24:
As an answer to: LPG pump required written by gordon at 30 Sep 2003 00:52:16:
>Does anyone know where i could buy an electric pump for lpg transfer. I have taken a car of road but plan to run it as a workhorse in the yard and round the fields... obviously i cant get to a filling station legally so plan to fill out of bottles??
>possible or not??
>cheers.
Yes it is possible and you can transfer without a pump by using industrial liquid withdrawal cylinders which have drop tube within the cylider extending
down to the bottom of the liquid. Of course the floww will stop when the pressures equalise and you will need a small positive displacement pump
to transfer more liquid. I fitted dual fuel systems to cars in the 70's
when we had petrol restrictions.
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