Electric Multipurpose Gas Transfer Pump with Quick Stop Nozzle for Gas, Diesel, DEF & More

Fits fine and distributes water evenly. Tera Pump should consider marketing a line for garden use.

This pretty much does what it is supposed to do, and it does it reasonably quickly. I haven't actually timed the the float, but it doesn't seem to take long to pump out a 5 gallon gas can. Good build quality and easy to use even with gloves on. It takes 2 D batteries which are very easy to get in and out. I had one of these before which got lost when me recently moved. We used it a lot, and it took a while to find this one with the extra long telescoping suction tube to use with my 5 gallon gas cans. Way better than trying to pour, but mostly spilling 5 cans weighing 40 pounds when full, with molded, mostly useless "handle" indentations. . I also ordered the 10' hose because the big cans are also unwieldy in the snow around a vehicle or machine that has run out of gas and I can't always find a good spot close the fill spout to set the tank at the right angle to get the pump suction line to the lowest point to get all of the gas. The long hose probably reduces the flow rate a little bit, but the real drawback is that there is a lot of gas left over in the hose after the transfer to spill on the driveway or in the garage. It is easy to think you have gotten all of the gas out of the hose unless you can reach 10' high. Overall a good buy, reliable, good performer, and worth the extra $ for the long hose in my situation. If your situation is different you don't need the long hose. We will; probably buy some moe of these for different fluids.

Pumping fuel into boat.

We have an ATV and UTV, lawnmowers, trimers, and other equipment that require gas. This unit really works well in all of these. They are especially useful for the off road vehicles. I like the controls provided on this pump. It delivers gas efficiently and fast. Great product and well worth the expense.

Works very well as a spare in case my screw on one that stays in jug fails. I don't like pulling it out after each use and having to dry it off. Now here is a tip in case it does not want to work, spin the prop on the end with any thing that will move it and sprathe prop with WD-40 , seems to help on startup when not used in a regular fashion like winter months.