Kero pump
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From: winter springs,
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What pump are you guys using to pump your kero? I know about jersey modeler. Anyone else sell good pumps? and do they reverse? I am building a custom flight box (maybe) and would only need the pump.
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Dustin
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Dustin
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I am using one of the JetCat pumps that I got from Art's Hobbies at Toledo. It is a really nice pump for the kero jug and is purpose made to pump kerosene or gasoline. We found that ours had to have the voltage of the battery cut down to 4 volts. Otherwise, this pump pumps so hard that it will blow tanks up like a balloon. At 4 volts it works great.
Keep that F-86 healthy for Ozark Mountain Jets!
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I'm also currently using the Kavan pump, so far without leaks. I have seen these pumps leak after extended use in some cases though, so if you use one just make sure that you orient it in such a way that any leaks drip away from the electric motor.
If & when this one gives up the ghost, I will probably replace it by the style that's used on ther Jersey Modeler can - I believe that's a Jetronics pump.
Gordon
If & when this one gives up the ghost, I will probably replace it by the style that's used on ther Jersey Modeler can - I believe that's a Jetronics pump.
Gordon
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Here you go guys, a lab quality pump that works great on 6 to 12V.
About $45 US with the present exchange rate...
http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/pr...=1&sel=0701220
Andrew Coholic
About $45 US with the present exchange rate...
http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/pr...=1&sel=0701220
Andrew Coholic
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The Kavan is excellent. Around $35 or so and you will have to wire in a switch unless you use an inexpensive power pannel. Works great on 6v up to 12v. I like the 6 - 7v so there isn't much pressure on the fuel system.
JB - OUT
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Dustin,
I've got a brand new Kavan pump that I'll sell you for $25. I bought intending to rig up a fuel can but I got talked into the Jersey Modeler can. I really like the Jersey modeler can, hence, I have no need for the Kavan unit. I threw the box away but the pump has never been run.
Regards,
John
I've got a brand new Kavan pump that I'll sell you for $25. I bought intending to rig up a fuel can but I got talked into the Jersey Modeler can. I really like the Jersey modeler can, hence, I have no need for the Kavan unit. I threw the box away but the pump has never been run.
Regards,
John
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Originally posted by Tom Antlfinger
Andrew, that is the pump that JetCat USA sells and comes on the Jersey can.
Cheaper, of course from the manufacturer. Not made by JetTronics, but by Cole-Parmer down in Chicago.
Tom
Andrew, that is the pump that JetCat USA sells and comes on the Jersey can.
Cheaper, of course from the manufacturer. Not made by JetTronics, but by Cole-Parmer down in Chicago.
Tom
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From: Hamilton,
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Here is another source for pumps. Look at the 12 volt pump about half way down the page.
http://www.greylor.com/catalog.htm
http://www.greylor.com/catalog.htm



