Mechanical Gravity Flow Meter with Built-in Strainer for Farm Fuel Systems

Description

When you’re dealing with gravity-fed fuel tanks or filling equipment from elevated storage, you need to know exactly how much fuel you’re moving. This 3-wheel mechanical meter measures fuel flow in liters while its built-in strainer catches debris that could clog fuel systems or damage pumps downstream. Whether you’re transferring diesel from a bulk tank or measuring fuel for cost tracking, this meter gives you reliable readings without electricity or batteries.

What You’re Getting

• Mechanical operation means no power source needed—just fuel flow through gravity or low-pressure systems
• Built-in strainer catches dirt and debris before it reaches your equipment’s fuel system
• 3-wheel mechanical counter provides accurate readings that are easy to read and reset
• 1-inch NPT connections fit standard fuel system plumbing and hoses
• Durable construction handles the vibration and weather conditions of farm environments

Built for Real Farm Work

This meter works perfectly with gravity-fed fuel systems, bulk tank dispensing setups, and fuel transfer operations where you need accurate measurement without high pressure pumps. It’s designed for operations where fuel gets moved in bulk—filling spray equipment, topping off grain cart tanks, or keeping equipment fueled. The gravity flow design makes it ideal for elevated tank systems or low-pressure fuel transfer where precise measurement matters.

Made to Last

Built to contractor specifications, this FillRite meter uses quality components that stand up to heavy use. The mechanical design has fewer parts to fail compared to electronic units, and the metal construction handles temperature swings and fuel exposure without degrading. The built-in strainer extends the life of downstream components by catching contaminants before they cause problems.

Installation Notes

Install this meter in-line between your fuel source and destination, making sure fuel flows in the direction marked on the housing. The strainer should be positioned where you can easily access it for periodic cleaning. Since this is a gravity flow meter, it works best with fuel systems that don’t exceed low pressure ranges. Keep the meter level when possible for most accurate readings.