Heavy Duty Fuel Transfer Pump with Meter for Farm and Commercial Use – 35 GPM

Description

When you’re filling bulk tanks on a tight schedule or need to move fuel fast during busy seasons, you need a pump that won’t quit on you. This 35 GPM heavy-duty transfer pump is built for the demanding work farms and contractors face every day—whether you’re running a fuel truck, filling spray rigs, or keeping equipment tanks topped off during busy seasons. The built-in meter keeps track of every gallon, so you’ll know exactly how much fuel you’ve moved without having to guess.

What You’re Getting

• Dual-voltage design means you can wire it for whatever power source you have available—115 or 230 volts
• Built to contractor specifications, this FillRite pump uses quality components that stand up to heavy use
• Reliable 901C meter tracks fuel accurately so you know what’s been used
• The 1-inch connections give you plenty of options for hose sizes
• Powerful 35 GPM flow rate gets the job done fast

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump shines in operations where fuel gets moved in bulk—filling spray equipment, topping off grain cart tanks, or keeping a fleet of tractors and combines fueled during harvest. It’s designed to handle the vibration, dust, and temperature extremes that come with agricultural work, with robust construction that won’t leave you stranded when you’re racing to beat the weather. Whether you’re running diesel, gasoline, or kerosene, this pump moves it reliably.

Made to Last

The motor and pump assembly are engineered to run reliably even in dusty farm environments, and the heavy-duty construction means it’ll keep working season after season. The meter mechanism is built to handle the daily use that comes with commercial fuel operations, giving you years of accurate readings.

Good to Know

This is just the pump unit—you’ll need to add suction and discharge hoses, plus a nozzle if you want one. The dual voltage capability makes installation easier since you can match whatever electrical setup you have in your shop or on your service truck. Make sure to use proper grounding and electrical protection when wiring it up.