Fuel Transfer Pump Battery Operated Liquid Transfer Pump, Pumps Up to 2.4 Gallons Per Minute, Multi-Function Portable Pump for Fuel Oil Water Gas Fish Tank

So I watched my boyfriend fill his waverunner with a 5-gallon plastic gas can from the dock. Sadly, I also watched a small amount of gas go into the water but I knew better than to say anything because he was complaining about how difficult it was to lift the gas can and hold it steady while pouring. I’m thinking water, plant and animal life…he’s thinking loss of expensive gas…we don’t get along on this subject).He spoke the truth as I witnessed it…about it being a difficult pain-in-the-tush. But, I knew there had to be a better way although I was afraid I wouldn’t find something I could afford to buy for him that would help him (Okay…the TRUTH NOW…I wanted to save and help the poor water and its degraded quality). Then I discovered this hand pump and a competitor…I bought them both hoping one would work slightly better than his manual hope-it-makes-it-in-the-tank-not-the-H2O method. BINGO!!! It is still a pain-in-the-tush because the hose is not long enough to let the gas can sit on the dock so you have to hold the can and the hose at the same time….but it pumps it right into the tank…NO SPILLS….super quick!! My wish…the genius minds behind this product will continue to improve it by lengthening the hose while maintaining the flow so the can/tank does not have to be held. This tool is DESPERATELY needed in the marine industry if they can refine it better….but it gets the job done safely albeit clumsily but MOST IMPORTANT….CLEANLY now!!

Been wanting one of these for a long time and did buy one from H-Freight a couple of years ago and can't find it in my Pole Barn so I saw this one on Amazon and purchased it. Unlike the first one I purchased elsewhere I like the idea that this one came with 2 battery adapters to fit Double AA Batteries into them to work like D Batteries. We seem to always have either Double AA or Triple AAA batteries on hand that I buy from Amazon but never any Type D batteries because we just don't use them very often. When I saw this one offered with the Battery Adapters even though it cost more then the other one I purchased I went for it. I have only used it 2 times so far but I have to be totally honest here. I am 72 years old and still cut my grass with my garden tractor. That 5-gallon Gas Container filled hasn't gotten any lighter and I have gotten older. It was starting to become a struggle trying to hold it up and pour gas into the gas tank of my Husqvarna Tractor. Using this battery operated pump made all the difference in the world for me at this time period in my life. I really appreciate someone coming up with the idea to make this product. Hopefully it will last a long time. Time will tell.

worked well once. after that it started leaking no matter how I tightened or adjusted the hose. surprised it didnt catch fire when I opened the top to change out the batteries and found gas in the battery compartment.

Its kinda slow sucking up liquids. Its alrightish

Purchased for a friend. He hasn’t said if it’s good or bad. I purchased one years ago and it still works great. My friend saw mine and asked me to get one for him and he’ll pay me; I did.

Works great filling my mowers and motorcycles

I got this to pump water out of our pole vault plant box. Sometimes that water is murky, but mostly it's just pumping water. It gets the job done, but I'm not sure it's getting 2.5gal/min. I guess the output host is long enough to getting fuel into a machine, but I could use an extra 2-4 feet. With basic use, after only a few times, the hose has a tiny hole in it, so some of the water goes out that section. I haven't tried attaching a different hose yet, but that's the plan.It's pretty quiet.

The media could not be loaded. This problem is completely obviated with the use of the pump. I wish I had one of these years ago! The pump self primes and delivers a swift laminar flow of liquid. I use this to fill my UTV and it handles the job job quickly and neatly. So bought these for my emergency water drums threw a battery in and tried it out and these will work perfectly if I need them let's hope not though. So I used a die grinder to cut down the high spots. Now the hole is just right for pump to go in and out freely. Chose to purchase this one instead of a more costly version. I'm happy, it works as expected.