Unleaded spout. Can be used with leaded and unleaded gasoline, diesel fuel and kerosene. Plastic-coated hand lever and retaining hook. For use with 115V and 12V pumps. UL listed. U.S.A. Inlet Port (in.): 3/4
Average Customer Rating:
5 out of 5
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3 of 3 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Tuthill Automatic Fuel Nozzle, Model# 700F3144
Overall Rating:
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/ 5
Excellent Fueling nozzle,August 11, 2008
By jschwalbfrom Houston, TX
"Fast shipping, work exactly as stated. I use this as a fueling station pump for my Biodiesel. After processed, i transfer to a fuel cell and use this nozzle along with filters, hose, and transfer pump from Northern to fill my cars. Works great. No spillage."
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Professional
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Review 2 for Tuthill Automatic Fuel Nozzle, Model# 700F3144
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
One bad one good,April 15, 2008
By Bajaboyfrom Orange county, CA
"I recieved my fuel nozel in no time originally. The first one I got filled ok but the auto shutoff did not work which ended in an overfill. I called Northern who appologized and quickly sent out a replacement. The second one came before I could send back the faulty one so I was not without it at all. The replacement worked flawlessly and has ever since. I have only pumped about 100 gallons from it since it 's on a toyhauler but so far so good."
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Review 3 for Tuthill Automatic Fuel Nozzle, Model# 700F3144
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
50,000 gallons strong,March 14, 2007
By Teeejfrom lake wales, fl
"What more is there to say? This fuel pump was to replace a Tuthill Fill-Rite Aluminum Utility Hose Nozzle, Model# 6U75, because of age of the equipment - however it had well over 75,000 gallons pumped through it at the time of replacement....(and the one this one replaced is still being used as an auxillary pump nozzle.)
This pump when it arrived was a great deal. So often we had spills because the drivers forced the old nozzle to stay open and then come inside only to come back outside and see the fuel spewing out of the tank. We have had only one instance of a spill since then, and that was because the nozzle fell out of the tank.
All in all, worth the money completely. I wouldn't think of another place that would be as good. So far its 50,000 gallons. I expect it to make another 100,000 before replacment."
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