How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab?

   / How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab? #1  

KenGod

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Love my new 3510 with field cab but I find it a huge pain to fill the new relocated fuel tank.
I use 5 gallon cans, I cannot empty the can fully due to the rear glass preventing me from tipping the can all the way up.

I looked for a fuel tank extension but came up empty :)

Has anyone come up with a bush fix other than getting a large tank with a pump system?
 
   / How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab? #3  
Even with the EZ-Pour, the fuel has to enter the spout in order for it to drain out. I think the OP's issue is that he can't tilt the fuel can up high enough to drain it all...not how fast it drains. Siphon might be another option.
 
   / How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab? #4  
Have a similar problem with my CK3510SE. A “standard” 5 gallon diesel can won’t let you easily get the last gallon or so into the tank because of the location of the filler neck on the tank to the cab. I am comparing a couple of 30-50 gallon fuel caddies to use instead of cans. I burn a relatively small amount of diesel in the winter so may hold off on a purchase until spring. I have tried several different types of diesel cans and unless I am messing around with holding a funnel in the tank and pouring the Fuel into that I have the same issue.
 
   / How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab? #5  
Even with the EZ-Pour, the fuel has to enter the spout in order for it to drain out. I think the OP's issue is that he can't tilt the fuel can up high enough to drain it all...not how fast it drains. Siphon might be another option.

With the added “8” extension, I think it would work fine. If you can’t fuel with 16” spout, you’ve really got a problem?
 
   / How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab? #7  
With the added “8” extension, I think it would work fine. If you can’t fuel with 16” spout, you’ve really got a problem?

I agree. A longer spout should do the trick, but I still consider it a design flaw...after all, standard fuel cans don't come with long spouts. How did Kioti engineers thing owners were going to refuel their tractors?
 
   / How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab? #8  
Is this what we’re talking about?

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   / How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab? #9  
I have been wanting to comment, but I am not familiar with 3510's, & I'm not really even sure what a "field cab" is. Be that as it may, Rick's picture (above) gives me the confidence to ask why can't you just open the rear window, & have all the room in the world? Seems like you would even have a 'ledge' to support the gas can while you poured??

Please keep in mind that I am not familiar with 3510's (and/or field cabs)
 
   / How do you fill your 10 series with a field cab?
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Looks like Im going to need to get new cans and try that High flow extension, I have 3 of these, you can see how short the spout is.
spill-carb-compliant-151295-lrg.jpg

I could try and open the window. I read that once I put the backhoe on the seat will be in the way
 

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