JET A 1 bowser wanted
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JET A 1 bowser wanted
Can I ask this one here ?
Does anyone have a jet a1, avtur, heating oil bowser they want rid of for a few gold coins ?
Preferably fast road tow.
In the Uk ?
Nelly.
Does anyone have a jet a1, avtur, heating oil bowser they want rid of for a few gold coins ?
Preferably fast road tow.
In the Uk ?
Nelly.
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I've got a rusty bucket. Any good?
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rusty bucket it is then,
i dont remember saying i wanted a water tank on wheels to put jet A1 in ............
i asked for a jet A1 bowser......mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
i dont remember saying i wanted a water tank on wheels to put jet A1 in ............
i asked for a jet A1 bowser......mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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2000 litre bunded UN approved, twin axle, Highway tow bowser | RPM Fuels
Not cheap but should do the job.
Not cheap but should do the job.
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krypton...good point!
otherwise, nelly, you can also look into the 'plastic' fuel tanks they use for boats...they should be rated for this type of fuel, and come in significant sizes...
or perhaps a stand alone tank, that can still be moved with little difficulty...
Domestic heating oil tanks
the biggest issue is water in the fuel, as it is dry, the fuel will absorb moisture through the vents...this is significant volume. tanks will have a floating suction so they never draw off of the bottom, and there are ways to drain the bottom of the water...
otherwise, nelly, you can also look into the 'plastic' fuel tanks they use for boats...they should be rated for this type of fuel, and come in significant sizes...
or perhaps a stand alone tank, that can still be moved with little difficulty...
Domestic heating oil tanks
the biggest issue is water in the fuel, as it is dry, the fuel will absorb moisture through the vents...this is significant volume. tanks will have a floating suction so they never draw off of the bottom, and there are ways to drain the bottom of the water...
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couple of points while my lunch cooks. i thought heli bowsers had to to be certified ie filters etc... the bowser pictured looks like a site bowser... like we use on construction sites for red diesel... i have a contact who can sell you lovely pre owned ones road legal for under 2k.... but i would never put heli fuel in one....... fuel proof are your people.
bear in mind you prob need a tow bowser as the fuel is delivered in arctics.... you may need on occasion to drive out to meet it if you live off its delivery route.. and finally im after a jet a1 fixed bowser 5000litre plus if anyone knows of any. pm me for details please.
bear in mind you prob need a tow bowser as the fuel is delivered in arctics.... you may need on occasion to drive out to meet it if you live off its delivery route.. and finally im after a jet a1 fixed bowser 5000litre plus if anyone knows of any. pm me for details please.
Krpton John - needs to be towable as over here it would class as a 'part load' and no BP tanker would trouble itself coming to spill 2000 litres etc.
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Except I find it it's not very obvious and easily missed. A pop up telling you you have a PM would be IMHO slicker.
Come to that I have got a notification notice for yonks now which won't clear, but hey ho.
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