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Portable fuel tanks with gauge and engine transport trolleys for outboard motors: safe fuel and motor transport solutions.

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Brands: Saray · Seaflo

Category contents

This category contains the accessories that outboard-powered boat owners need for everyday use. Portable fuel tanks allow the engine to be fed from an external tank and the fuel to be transported safely. Engine transport trolleys securely hold outboard motors while they are being removed from the boat, transported on land, serviced, and stored.

Portable fuel tank

Portable fuel tanks with a gauge make it easy to monitor the remaining fuel level via the built-in indicator. The 24-liter tank in this category offers a suitable capacity for small to medium-sized outboard motors. The tank's fuel connection must be compatible with your engine's fuel hose and connection type. The tank should be secured on the boat to prevent it from tipping over or sliding in rough weather.

Engine transport trolley

Outboard motors are heavy and, if transported incorrectly, can cause damage both to the motor and to the person carrying it. Engine transport trolleys allow the motor to be secured to the trolley via the clamp bracket and moved easily on wheels. The trolley's load capacity must be suitable for the motor's weight; the model in this category is specified for motors in the 6–25 HP range. When the motor is stored upright on the trolley, any water remaining in the lower unit drains away more easily.

Safety recommendations

The engine must not be running when refueling, and open flames and sources of sparks must be kept away. The tank cap and vent screw must be kept in the correct position during use. Fuel tanks should not be left in direct sunlight for extended periods. When using the engine trolley, make sure the motor's clamp bracket screws are securely fastened.

Frequently asked questions

How far does a 24-liter tank go?

It depends on the engine's fuel consumption and duration of use.

Does the tank fit every engine?

The fuel connection and hose type must be compatible with your engine; a suitable adapter fitting can be used if necessary.

Which motors is the engine trolley suitable for?

The model in this category is specified for outboard motors in the 6–25 HP range.

Can the tank be left in the sun?

It is recommended to keep it in the shade to prevent fuel evaporation and pressure build-up.

How does the fuel gauge work?

A gauge connected to a float switch inside the tank indicates the remaining fuel level.

Where are the other boat products?

See the caravan and boat category for all products.

Where should the fuel tank be placed on the boat?

It should be placed at a point that the engine's fuel hose can comfortably reach, where it will not tip over and can be secured.