Hi Alan.
I lift my can onto a non slip pad the wing then use a battery operated fuel pump
to transfer it to the tank. Search for battery operated fuel pump on Amazon
or Ebay. They are a bit flimsy and not terribly fast but they work OK and you
can buy one for about 15. I am on my second one in 8 years. They take a couple
of D cells and the batteries last at least a full season with me.
Richard Iddon. G-RIXS
On 4 Sep 2013, at 15:48, Alan Carter <alancarteresq@onetel.net> wrote:
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> My plan is LAA cleared for use with MOGAS.
> I fill it with a 28 litre plastic cann, lifting this weight of fuel to above
my shoulders to fill the plan is hard work.
> I know Trans Air do a filler nozzle hand pump, I presume this take a lot of
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squeezing the trigger to re fill.??
> Has anyone used or details off , an electric inline pump that can be plugged
into the aircrafts AUX power socket, I have not seen any on the market, so is
it make your own,??
> Regards.
> Alan
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