Transfueler Mobile Fueling Stations and Gas Trailers

Transfueler Mobile Fueling Stations – diesel or gas trailers

Transfueler is the Original, Patent-Pending Modular Fueling System. No Haz-Mat License Required.

DISPENSING PACKAGES:

Standard Dispensing Package: 12V 10GPM Pump, 12′ Hose, Auto-Shutoff Nozzle. Vented Fill Cap

Plus Dispensing Package:
– Fill Rite 12v 15GPM Pump
– 12′ Fuel Hose with Automatic Nozzle,
– 10 Micron Filter w/Filter Mount,
– Placard Kit
– CimTek Combination Pressure/Vacuum Vent and 2″ Fill Port
– 12V Deep Cycle Battery w/Trickle Charger and Box
– Mechanical or Electronic Meter
– Fuel Level Gauge

Premium Dispensing Package:
– Fill Rite or GPI 12v 20GPM Pump
– 25′ x 3/4″ Hose on Spring Rewind Reel with Automatic Nozzle
-10 Micron Filter w/Filter Mount
– Placard Kit
– CimTek Combination Pressure/Vacuum Vent and 2″ Fill Port
-12V Deep Cycle Battery w/Trickle Charger and Box
– Fuel Level Gauge
– Mechanical or Electronic Meter

Transfueler Options (Custom Orders)

Answers to Questions about DOT, Hazmat fuel type regulations:

Federal DOT Regulations allow for up to 119 gallons of any commonly used fuel (Including Gasoline) to be transported virtually anywhere, without the need for an Haz-Mat license (some state and local laws may vary.) Gasoline must be transported in a tank bearing a DOT Special Exemption. The M-Series complies with this law, allowing our customers to safely and legally transport fuel without the need for an Haz-Mat license. Our patent-pending system consists of a number of 119-gallon non-connected tanks. We have developed a unique dispensing system using a single pump, accessing any of the tanks by way of a jump hose and quick-connect fittings. Simply connect the jump hose to whichever tank you choose, and dispense fuel. Safe. Convenient. Also, Diesel & Jet Fuel may be transported in a non-specification tank.

DOT406 REQUIREMENTS

DOT406 specification tanks meet Federal regulations for the transport of Gasoline and most other fuels over public roads. A specific tank is required per CFR49 Parts 100 – 185 transportation, for the transport of gasoline in a bulk container. Due to the flashpoint of gasoline, this tank falls into the category of Class III Fuels that is REQUIRED to be transported in a Code DOT 406 vessel. If this tank will hold gasoline, the tank is required to meet DOT 406 Specifications, be labeled accordingly, and be annually tested per CFR 49 requirements. Gasoline has a Flash Point of -40`F, which is lower than the 100`F for Class III Fuels to be included in the “non-code” section of this provision for Class III Fuels. DOT406 Tanks meet the requirements of 49 CFR Ch. I (10-1-07 Edition) §172.102, B1 and 49 CFR Ch. I (10-1-07Edition) §173.242, Bulk Packaging for Certain Medium Hazard Liquids and Solids, including solids with dual hazards. Important DOT 406 Requirements (not inclusive of all DOT 406 specifications):