🔌 12V MAX Electric Gasoline/Diesel Transfer Pump for UTV's, Boats, Planes, Farm Equipment, Tractors, Vehicles - Reliable Tool for Preppers - Made in the USA (Rmax) Review

This pump arrived with a letter from the company owner. I'm sure the manufacturers of this pump take care of their products. It's nice to see that manufacturers care about us these days. The pump has worked very well so far and saved me a lot of time and effort safely transferring fuel from one container to another. I often deal with boats with bad fuel. This pump is essential for my work.

This device can work on almost any car if you know what you are doing and understand how your car's gas tank and filler hose work. For example, I had to use this on a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee with an inflation hose that has two 90 degree elbows. If you are trying to thread the 1/2 hose through the inlet hose, you need to understand that the first obstacle is the first 90 degree bend, then another 90 degree bend going back, and finally the safety ball. if the car overturns. That's all. Before…

This is the most expensive dispenser I have ever bought. It once worked by pumping "old" gasoline out of a motorcycle's gas tank. I put it off for about two months. I'm about to use it again and the pump won't turn on. The lightbulb glowed at the electrical connection from the battery. I've tried playing around with the print light but to no avail. I unplugged the bulb and still nothing. The connection to the pump was good and reliable. The pump just wasn't pumping. I considered taking a 5…

Update – My zero turn was going choppy so I decided to merge them. Look at the brown mud at the bottom of the 3rd picture. Fresh gas and it works great again. Got it on time and it works very well if you go in and pump straight out of the tank. I tried pulling this straight out of my boat's fuel line and it was fine. I don't think I used it the way it was designed. I will say it did what I needed, but it was slow. I used to check to see if I had water in my gas tank. As you can see, I did. I…

Just used this product to pump old gasoline out of my boat. Plugged it into my 12 volt outlet in the cabin and bought a larger brass fitting for the end of the clear pipe from Home Depot and some small hose clamps. I stuck the end of the fuel line to the tank and it didn't work. After tightening everything up with the hose clamps, it was a solid 25 gallon stream in less than 35 minutes. The filters are beautiful. Instructions would be nice and a flow direction for newbies. Highly recommended as

compact, quiet, cool, more tubes and hoses than I can use. Need (such an interchangeable term) a good fuel transfer pump, primarily for transferring diesel fuel from 5 gallon cans for storage on my farm. Lifting those 32-pound cans and pouring them into the tank became increasingly difficult as my back and knees got older. Read about the many options available, liked these for their features (vapour barrier is a blessing), bought them with points and a bonus from a business line of credit so it

I first bought it to pump fuel off a boat. Ethanol fuel affects the fuel system during winter storage. This product is a cheaper alternative than having to pay shipyards for evacuation and non-ethanol fuel replacement. So I bought it. I first tested it by pumping 10 gallon canisters into my car and once I figured out how to do it it worked great. Be aware the instructions are terrible. Watch the video first. After that I tried the boat. That's when I ran into problems. The tubes that come with…

I will be the first to admit that I had my doubts about how good this product is. I always thought wow if it's as good as they say then I can actually use it. Of course, there are other ways to pump gas than putting a few hundred dollars in an orange collapsible plastic box that has some hoses and a small pump. However, after using it, I found it well thought out. When you're done you'll still have gas in the hoses, but the box is sealed so you won't smell or leak the gas wherever you store it.

I've been looking for a reputable petrol feed pump for months. Here is my scenario. I ride my Harley to work every day and fill up with Super 91 gas at a gas station about every 4 days. We live in Arizona and we have Fry's grocery stores that offer bonus points for fuel. I never intended to use these accolades to fuel a 5-6 gallon motorcycle and eventually decided to do something about it. I bought (2) 15 gallon fuel cans (which actually hold about 18 gallons each) so I can hit the 35 gallon…