North Carolina State University – Fuel

Event: 2024 IQS
Category: Safety A
Subcategory: Fuel

This table shows this tractor’s tech status for each rule in this subcategory. Click a rule number to see the rule-specific detail page.

Rule # Description Status
(Sec 6.18) One fuel tank per vehicle is permitted and must meet the following requirements: (Sec 6.18) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.1) Maximum capacity of 6 quarts (5.68 L) (Sec 6.18.1) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.2) Incorporate a 1-quart level mark via a sight gauge on opaque tanks or a marking on the tank for transparent tanks (Sec 6.18.2) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.3) A manual fuel supply shutoff must be incorporated and must meet the following requirements: (Sec 6.18.3) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.3.1) Be installed between the tank and the fuel pump (Sec 6.18.3.1) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.3.2) Be easily accessible from the outside of the vehicle and without removal of vehicle components (Sec 6.18.3.2) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.4) A dedicated drain line must be incorporated and must meet the following requirements: (Sec 6.18.4) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.4.1) Include a control valve (Sec 6.18.4.1) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.4.2) Be easily accessible from outside the vehicle and without removal of vehicle components (Sec 6.18.4.2) Not Started
(Sec 6.18.4.3) Must drain to the ground without contacting any other vehicle components. (Sec 6.18.4.3) Not Started
(Sec 6.19) Fuel tank must be mounted a minimum of 24-inches (610mm) from the battery. (Sec 6.19) Not Started
(Sec 6.19.1) It must not be mounted in the same sealed compartment as any battery. (Sec 6.19.1) Not Started
(Sec 6.20) Fuel tank must have a minimum opening of 1.25 inches (32 mm) diameter and be equipped with a vented cap. (Sec 6.20) Not Started
(Sec 6.21) Access to refuel the vehicle with a fuel can must be provided. (Sec 6.21) Not Started
(Sec 6.22) If a fuel cooling system is utilized, it may not contain nitrogen or other harmful chemicals. (Sec 6.22) Not Started

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