Roth oil tank question

GW

How many gallons of oil per hour can the typical roth oil tank give up before the fuel pumps starts to object? I have never done a roth; sorry for the stupid question. Can it do 10 gpm OK? Does roth have different size tubing (or pipe) connections? Thanks, Gary

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Robert O'Brien

I've

had some issues with the Roth supply tube. Use a double tapped bushing with 1/2 copper in tank and size oil line as you would ordinarily.

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John@Reliable_14

Gary, don't use thier...................

floating set-up. Something about the dye in our oil,causes the rubber to fail. They have double tapped bushing for supply and return if needed. Set up is just like any top piped tank. I have installed a few with no problems, just remember to mark the vent(whistle) before piping,because they look alike.

Brian_59

Roth...

Roth Offers a Duplex bushing with 1/2 or 3/8 inch

They also sell a suction assembly...Duplex is great use that one...AS for rubber having an issue with dye not that I am aware of and I have installed alot of Roth Tanks...

I stopped selling regular tanks...

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Al Corelli_2

Roth

Roth says the flexible supply system is good for 3GPM. I just used the double tapped bushings that fit in the tank. They are real nice.

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