When you’re running a busy farm or construction operation, stopping to fill multiple tanks shouldn’t eat up half your day. This high-volume FillRite Nextec pump kit moves fuel at a serious pace—25 gallons per minute—so you can top off equipment quickly and get back to the work that pays the bills. The automatic nozzle means you can start it and walk away to check on something else while it fills.
What You’re Getting
- Powerful 12/24V motor that pulls fuel fast without overheating during continuous use
- 1-inch ultra hi-flow automatic nozzle that shuts off when the tank’s full—no babysitting required
- 18-foot static wire hose gives you plenty of reach without dragging the pump around
- Contractor-grade construction built to handle daily use in tough conditions
- Works with both 12V and 24V systems so it fits most farm equipment
Built for Real Farm Work
This pump kit is designed for folks who fuel multiple pieces of equipment regularly—tractors, combines, skid steers, trucks, you name it. The Nextec series is FillRite’s continuous duty line, meaning it won’t overheat when you’re filling several tanks back-to-back during harvest or busy construction seasons. That 25 GPM flow rate means a 100-gallon tractor tank fills in about 4 minutes instead of the 15-20 minutes you’d spend with a smaller pump.
Made to Last
The contractor performance rating means this pump handles the kind of abuse that comes with daily farm use. The motor stays cool even during extended pumping sessions, and the internal components are built to resist wear from constant cycling. The static wire hose prevents static buildup that could cause sparks around fuel vapors—an important safety feature when you’re working around diesel all day.
Good to Know
The kit comes complete with everything you need except the mounting setup. Most folks bolt it to a skid or the back of a service truck for portability. The automatic nozzle has a good feel to it and clicks off reliably when the tank’s full. If you’re upgrading from a smaller pump, you’ll appreciate how much faster this moves fuel—just make sure your fuel source can keep up with the flow rate.
