Posted by mj on March 08, 2016 at 23:17:23 from (216.237.90.151):
In Reply to: Gas storage posted by farmallmaniac on March 08, 2016 at 07:51:55:
I got a 'clean' (no fumes) steel 55 gal drum and welded two loops of 1/4" rod to the edge of the top 180 degrees apart (use a chain to unload the full barrel out of my pickup with a FEL). I welded the loops with a MIG so that the top of the drum and the sides are tied together. I take it to the gas station and fill it. When I get it home I put the chain onto the loops and use another chain to hook that chain onto the loader bucket, lift it out and set it on a 4" high platform. I've got a hand pump with a grounded gas hose in the bung hole on the drum to pump the gas out. I always add about 6 ounces of Schaeffer's Nuetra to keep the gas from separating (good old ethanol! :twisted: ) as I may only fill it twice a year.
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