The MSR Arctic Fuel Pump is designed to work in sub-freezing temperatures. The Standard MSR Fuel Pump becomes unreliable in sub-freezing temperatures, and often fails because the cold temperatures make the seal and pump cup rigid. Conversely, the Arctic Fuel Pump shouldn’t be used in temperatures above freezing as the rubber seal could potentially soften causing a leak in the pump. Unlike the Standard MSR Fuel Pump, the Arctic Fuel Pump comes with a leather pump cup and different O-rings that stay soft in temperatures below freezing. The MSR Arctic Fuel Pump will work with all MSR liquid fuel stoves except the DragonFly stove. Use only below 0° C (32°F).
How does the Arctic Fuel Pump differ from the Standard MSR Fuel Pump?
The MSR Arctic Fuel Pump is designed to work in sub-freezing temperatures. The Standard MSR Fuel Pump becomes unreliable in sub-freezing temperatures, and often fails because the cold temperatures make the seal and pump cup rigid. Conversely, the Arctic Fuel Pump shouldn’t be used in temperatures above freezing as the rubber seal could potentially soften causing a leak in the pump. Unlike the Standard MSR Fuel Pump, the Arctic Fuel Pump comes with a leather pump cup and different O-rings that stay soft in temperatures below freezing. The MSR Arctic Fuel Pump will work with all MSR liquid fuel stoves except the DragonFly stove. Use only below 0° C (32°F).
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