Assuming you are referring to transferring oil from one heating oil tank to another, the answer is yes, you can transfer oil from one tank to another. There are a few different ways to do this, but the most common way is to use a suction pump.
To use a suction pump, you will need to first connect one end of the suction hose to the fill pipe of the receiving tank and the other end of the hose to the discharge side of the pump. Once everything is connected, start the pump and let it run until all of the oil has been transferred over.
Another way to transfer oil from one tank to another is by gravity. This method is a bit more complicated and requires two people. First, open both valves on both tanks so that they are in communication with each other. Next, have one person go up on top of each tank with a measuring cup or bucket. Have them slowly open up each valve until oil starts flowing out and into their respective containers. Once they have enough oil, they can close off the valves and repeat the process until both tanks are full.
The last method for transferring oil is by using an electric transfer pump. This method is similar to using a suction pump, but instead of using vacuum pressure to draw the oil out of one tank and into another, an electric motor does all ofthe work for you. All you needto dois connectthepump tothedischarge sideofthe sendingtankandthefillpipeofthereceivingtankandletitrununtilalloftheoilhasbeentransferredover