Review on 🔌 TERA PUMP Multi-Purpose 110V AC/DC Electric Fuel and Liquid Transfer Pump: 12V DC Plug-in with Shower Head, Filter Attachments, Quick Stop Flow Control, and 8.2ft Discharge Tube by Mitch Wright

A picture of a SCEPTER gas can. There is a screen in the opening. It must be removed before you can use the transfer pump. This brand of gas cylinders starts at $23 at Lowes and other places. There's a photo of the autopsy with the screen removed. When you insert the end of the nozzle into the gas cylinder it fits snugly, but push a little and it goes in. However, after removing the nozzle, the nozzle has a cap, I think the flow will not come out. He pulled back and fell into a jar. You can see the nozzle without the cap. The pump runs, but no gas is pumped without the end cap. Why is there a cap at the end of the nozzle that can come off? Now, between the cost of the can and the transfer pump, I'm getting about $60+. To get the lid I have to cut open the gas cartridge. SO BEWARE OF IT!