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Fuel De-fueler/Re-fueler withHand-Operated Pump - 30 Gal.

Item Number: TEMFM3000UL Supplier: WIS ASSOCIATES INC

Description

The Tempo FM3000 Tanker Fueler/Defueler is designed to minimize the risks associated with repair operations on fuel tanks, fuel gauges, and a variety of other fuel system procedures. It provides safer storage by reducing fumes, plus several grounding devices safely dissipate electrical static discharge.

Tempo tankers meet or exceed all current OSHA safety regulations that apply to these fuels and solvents and are accepted by major automotive manufacturers and their insurance carriers.

Features

Drains, filters, stores, and refills fuel tanks during repair operation on tanks, fuel gauges, and other body work.
Flame Arrestor Vent — cast iron with double internal protection screens.
Magnetic Fuel Gauge — safety-sealed to prevent fuel and fume leakage.
Safety Grounds — one ground in the hose and one additional 18 gauge wire ground with alligator clips.
Includes "Gasoline", "Diesel", "Unleaded" and "Flammable" decals.
Made in the U.S.A.
UL Listed

Options

TEMFM3013 Hose, 1/2" i.d. x 10 ft. long
TEMFM3213 5 ft. Hose Adapter
TEM992125 Air Conversion Kit

Warranty

One year

Product Specifications

Capacity: 30 gallons
Hose: 1/2" i.d. x 10' long
Pump: High volume Tokheim hand-pump
Pumping Rate: 1 Gallon per 5 Strokes
Wheels: 10" with 4" caster — will not chip or spark

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Use the following formula to figure your Return of Investment (ROI) for Four Wheel Alignment Equipment

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