Trust Fill-Rite for Fuel Transfer

Nov 02, 2020


For an AC- or DC-powered fuel transfer pump that provides the flexibility and power to handle even your most difficult applications, look no further than the most trusted name in pumps, Fill-Rite, which are proudly “Made in the USA” and available through participating Co-ops.

Here are two of our top recommendations:

FILL-RITE FR1210G 12-VOLT PUMP WITH HOSE AND MANUAL NOZZLE
• 12V DC
• 15 gallons per minute
• Heavy-duty, cast iron construction
• Designed for gasoline, diesel, biodiesel up to B20, E15, kerosene, and mineral spirits
• 1/4-HP motor that is UL/cUL listed
• 12-ft. hose with static wire
• 2-in. threaded base for tank mounting
• Comes with 2-year warranty
 
FILL-RITE 115-VOLT PUMP WITH MANUAL NOZZLE
• 115V AC
• 18 gallons per minute
• Heavy-duty, cast iron construction
• Designed for gasoline, diesel, biodiesel up to B20, E15, kerosene, and mineral spirits
• 1/3-HP motor; UL/cUL listed pump and motor
• 12-ft. hose with static wire
• Self priming
• Comes with 2-year warranty
           
Additionally, built into every Fill-Rite pump is over 56 years of experience, with our craftsmen using only the most durable materials to ensure long life and dependability. Stop by your Co-op store today and let our knowledgeable staff assist with selecting the Fill-Rite pump that best fits your needs.
 

Read More News

Jan 13, 2025

Many parts of the state felt the effects of the winter storm this past weekend, reminding us how important it is to be prepared for harsh conditions on the farm. After all, proper planning can make the difference between a successful season and costly disruptions, especially when it comes to livestock health, equipment functionality, and overall farm operations and safety.

Jan 06, 2025
As the seasons change and temperatures drop, you might wonder how honeybees manage to survive the winter months. Unlike many insects that hibernate, honeybees remain active year-round, relying on their intricate social structure and careful preparation to make it through to spring.
 
Dec 30, 2024
Last year’s ice storm caught many farmers off guard, and unpredictable weather is always around the corner. Whether it’s freezing temperatures, snow, or muddy conditions, now is the time to prepare your farm for the challenges of winter.