🔌 10 FT Extended Length Self-Priming Siphon Hose - Multipurpose Pump for Water, Liquids, Oil & Gas, Aquarium Draining, Fuel Transfer - Crystal Clear Food Grade Tubing - Made in USA (1/2-Inch ID) Review

The system can work well in a hot summer day. I wasn't over 40F yet. The tube is very rigid and the brass head cannot move well. I ended up cutting off the brass end and used a lightbulb to start the suction. In the summer I will try to give him a fair assessment.

Bought to drain a snow thrower's gas tank. Should have known the shaker goes in the tank. The fluid level must be at least 3 inches to allow priming. 99% of lawn mowers fail, especially if you're only interested in emptying a small amount of fuel from the tank at the end of the season. Restrictions are not specified in the description.

I used this product to vent the gas from the generator. That does not work. Gasoline could only raise the hose about 5 inches. In addition, the end fell into the tank. Luckily it has a wider opening so I was able to get it out. I ended up cutting off the tubing - too long - and doing it the old fashioned way with my mouth. There were no instructions with the product, but I have already seen the video.

The product arrived in a plastic bag. Two hoses. Both are the same problems. The hose is squeezed and forms an inner tube of more than half the inner diameter, and it is very difficult to start the siphon and the gas flow stops. The hose is flexible and thin. Supplied with hose kink. Cut off most of the connection to access the functional tube. Needed an item for work and couldn't wait. The prices of products from other suppliers are competitive. Try someone else's product or you'll end up with

When the package arrived, which was removed from the AMAZON packaging, there was a very strong unpleasant odor in the AMAZON packaging. As soon as the tube was removed from the factory packaging, the smell was gone. The smell came from outside the factory packaging, there was no smell from the tube. The operation of the handset was not as easy as described. The tube was coiled so tightly that the brass inlet tube was out of the liquid and kept twisting up. After several attempts to "straighten"

movements. Painful to use but works. You can empty barrels or tanks without lifting the tanks. I mainly use this for draining fuel tanks as a cheap solution. The only comparable device would be a manual transfer pump, which costs around $90. All electric pumps cost between $200 and $400. When using these hoses you must ensure that the level of liquid in the tank you are transferring liquid from is higher than the level in the tank you are transferring to. You may also need to adjust the…

Bought to fill my boat with gas. Trying to fill up a boat on the water with a conventional gas cylinder is a disaster - the gas almost always ends up in the water. In this case you simply insert the hose into the filler tube, insert the brass end into the gas cylinder and shake until the gas runs clear. It takes about 2-3 minutes to empty a five liter jar. The gas cylinder must be above the filler neck so that it can suction. The only downside is that the hose is a bit stiff initially and will…

When the package arrived after being removed from the AMAZON packaging, there was a very strong odor present in the AMAZON packaging. The tube was removed from the factory packaging, the smell disappeared. The smell came from the outside of the factory packaging, there was no smell from the tube. was not in the liquid continued to rotate upwards. After several attempts to "straighten” the hose, it was possible to keep the suction device under the liquid. Liquid leaks Once started it worked fine

The siphon hose did not come with instructions on how to use it. I've searched the web to see how this should work, but haven't been able to. I was trying to drain the gas from my RV that will sit all winter to use in my pickup truck. Due to the anti-siphon spring in the gas hose, I disconnected the rubber hose from the tank to insert the hose fitting into the tank, shook a lot but couldn't get more than 10 inches into the hose. Gave up and decided to see if I could get this to work in my above