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Inline Digital Fuel Meter with 1-Inch Inlet and Outlet Connections

Original price was: $134.52.Current price is: $89.11.

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SKU: SMA-915-FS3100 Category:

Keeping track of fuel usage isn’t just about staying on budget—it’s about knowing your operation inside and out. When you’re running multiple tractors, filling spray tanks, or transferring fuel from bulk storage to equipment tanks, you need to know exactly how much fuel is moving. This digital meter gives you precise readings that help you track consumption, calculate costs, and spot any leaks or inefficiencies before they become bigger problems.

What You’re Getting

  • Digital display that’s easy to read even in bright sunlight or dusty conditions
  • 1-inch inlet and outlet connections that handle serious fuel flow without restriction
  • Accurate measurement in multiple units so you can track gallons, liters, or whatever works best for your records
  • Durable construction designed for the bumps and vibration of farm equipment mounting
  • Inline design that installs right in your fuel line without complicated plumbing changes

Built for Real Farm Work

This meter handles diesel, gasoline, and other agricultural fuels flowing through 1-inch lines. Perfect for fuel transfer systems, bulk tank setups, or anywhere you need to measure fuel accurately. Whether you’re filling tractors, combines, sprayers, or monitoring fuel usage across your operation, this meter gives you the data you need to make smart decisions.

Made to Last

Farm fuel systems work hard and so does this meter. The digital components are protected from moisture and vibration, while the flow mechanism handles the thick fuels and temperature swings common in agricultural applications. AgSmart builds their meters to keep working season after season.

Installation Notes

This meter installs inline between your fuel source and destination using standard 1-inch fittings. Make sure to install it in the correct flow direction as marked on the housing. A quick tip: mount it where you can easily see the display but protect it from direct impact during equipment operation.