🔋 TERA PUMP AA Battery-Operated Hand Fuel Pumps Review

I returned two pumps and only swallowed the cost of the third pump. They run about 10 gallons and don't stop or work at all. I've just bought 2 more pumps hoping they aren't broken and one doesn't work at all and the other pumped about 7 gallons of water before just making noise and not pumping water. Apparently I missed the deadline to return these 2. Those are the 3 pumps I paid for and now I have to eat up their cost. It's unreliable.

Second ordered. The first works perfectly a year later with the same batteries. Use it to fill petrol garden tools and it will make the process much easier and not spill a drop. Also ideal for topping up boat batteries with distilled water in tight, clutter-free spaces. It would be 5 stars if the pump/suction end was slightly smaller to fit the opening of 1 gallon plastic jugs such as distilled water, windshield washer fluid, pink antifreeze, etc.

I bought these to solve a constant algae problem in my property's water circulation system. Repeated use of all types of algaecides has never completely eliminated the greenery that has accumulated at the bottom of the aquarium. And the plug in transfer pump I had was very difficult to connect and use including leaking hose length, priming, etc. So I decided to try this little gem. Just unbelievable. Lightweight, efficient, battery operated and quickly moves large volumes of liquid. Weather for

I purchased another product from another seller and it didn't even come close to what was advertised. Since it wasn't very expensive I thought why would I want to waste my time and effort to get my money back which could take months. On the other hand, this device convinced me. I filled a plastic container with water and before I knew it I had to turn it off after a few seconds. I have to admit that by small I mean it was only about 20 ounces. But when I mean seconds, I mean 4 to 5 seconds. If…

Where Have You Been All My Life? This is one of my best buys in a long time. You no longer have to hold heavy gas cylinders in your hands. This thing is fun to use. You can use it on non-red gas cartridges. The spout does not reach the bottom of the pot. Works best on a red pitcher. I only have time to say how it goes on. They're local to me, that's a plus. I was shy at first but I love this thing. I don't see this as practical for cars or trucks as your gas tank needs to be big enough. This is

Just what I needed to pump old gas out of my generator between hurricanes! I have the task of removing old fuel from my generator every year and I've tried several devices that didn't work. There was one with a small hand pump that was supposed to pump after you started it and that one was full of junk. Maybe you can read my review on it because I totally ripped it off. This device is amazing! I drained the remaining 4+ gallons of unleaded fuel in the tank in about 35 seconds! Easy cleaning and

works as expected. I've only used it 4 times with no problems. My only complaint, which is minor, is that the battery cover comes off easily when you pick up the device as intended and slide the power button. So I wrapped tape around the lid to keep it in place. If there were any real improvement, I wish the on/off button itself was probably a spring-loaded snap-action switch that you would have to hold down to stay on and just release to stop the pump. With the switch they use, you slide it…

I just got this Tera pump about an hour ago and have been pumping five 5 gallon containers of gasoline (25 gallon ) into both of my cars, and not struggling with trying to lift their heavy bins and pour them into the long-nosed hopper was absolutely amazing. I call it a "90 day prep" and I like to have 25 gallons of gas for my generator and such, but when the gas is about 18 months old I get into my cars and fill the tanks with new gas. This little device has only made this dreadful task…

This is my third fuel pump. The first had a sensor at the end of the filling tube to prevent overfilling. The sensor stops working, causing the pump to stop filling. To fix the pump and keep it running, simply cut and strip the wire, then twist all three wires together and the pump will work again. The Tera pump uses 2 AA batteries and I prefer D or C battery pumps. I also have an extra Tera pump for water use. If you've ever tried pouring a five-gallon or even smaller gas can of gas into your…