What’s the easiest way to transfer gas from 6 gal. to another 6 gal. tank

[outboardnut]

Are the threads the same for all tanks????????????
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Did anyone ever put a nozzle on a 6 gallon tank?

[Mumbles]

Easiest way? Probably by siphoning. Put the full tank on your tailgate and the empty one on the ground and it will transfer in no time!

Here’s a pressure tank cap I adapted a fitting to. It was meant for hooking up a pressure gauge but it could also work as a drain. I think it was the ’57 and later tanks which have one screw on top marked ‘drain’ and it serves the same purpose.

[kerry]

The easiest, if you can find one, is the OMC Super Spout. http://www.boatinfo.no/lib/evinrude/brochures/1978evinrudeacc.html#/26

If you have too many, AND not enough, you're a collector.

[kerry]

Evinrude Super Spout, if you can find one. http://www.boatinfo.no/lib/evinrude/brochures/1978evinrudeacc.html#/26

If you have too many, AND not enough, you're a collector.

[kerry]

Evinrude Super Spout, if you can find one.

If you have too many, AND not enough, you're a collector.

[outboardnut]

Is the Evinrude Super Spout threaded?

[lloyd]

Just put a large funnel in the receiver tank and dump the fuel in. Lots faster than siphoning and you can get all the fuel out of the filled tank.

[sydinnj]

If you have a extra fuel line that you not using, remove the two ends and use it as a siphon.

[A Hoskins]

Be it siphon or funnel, I like to pour the fuel through a coffee filter.

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[gofastgramps]

harbor freight sell’s a battery powered liquid transfer pump that works great. it is $7.99 #63847. mine works great

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