TeraPump A-TREP01-001 TREP01 Multi-Purpose Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump - 2D Battery, 2.5 GPM

The older I get the heavier the 5 gallon fuel containers become. I was looking for a simpler, easier way to fuel up my gas powered equipment at home. That includes a Derre 570 lawn tractor, a Husqvarna lawn tractor, 22" lawn mover, generator, pressure washer, etc. I live on 10 acres in a rural area. Pull of the box, disappointing. A cheap looking, cheap plastic pump. I generally buy commercial grade equipment, not residential. Installed the batteries. Put the 5 gallon container on the seat of the Deere. Turned on the pump. Inserted the nozzle into the fuel entry and activate the nozzle. Worked like a dream. It filled the gas tank faster than pouring from the container. Far easier, safer, and better. When tank was filled shut down the nozzle then the pump. No issues. I have only used it on e so I cannot speak to longevity of the pump. The only part that requires attention is drawing the pump and feed line/nozzle prior to storing the pump. The instructions speak to it. Follow them to drain everything safely. Always follow hydrocarbon safety rules. Only use in an open area. Drain carefully. Remember one gallon of gas equals the explosive power of eight sticks of dynamite. I worked decades in the oil business.

Used to top up the fuel (gas / petrol. ) in an SUV Tucson. Well made but has trouble transferring fuel from ground level to the fuel Tank, seems a little underpowered....have to raise the fuel container up around 12inches to pump successfully to the tank.....

works great i have used it for gas and diesel fuel

I bought 3 of these a couple of years ago, one for gas, one for diesel and one for water and they worked great. They can be used with Gas AND Diesel. Loved how you can use the AC plug (about 8'cord) or use the DC cord/alligator clips (about 8' cord) for connecting to the battery on the machine. The fuel hose is also around 8', does not auto shutoff but can be set it to "hands free" as long as your there to eyeball the fuel level. The hose is plastic but is actually pretty durable, I do take care NOT to kink it or pull on it real hard just to be safe. We've probably used around 200+ gal so far thru each one and worked fine (and probably twice that with the wife watering her plants.) I did have one die this summer. Not sure why but got another one to replace it. They MAY not fit some 5 gal cans, they fit a couple of mine but wouldn't fit the others. I now use them with 4-14 gal fuel tanks for (2) gas and (2) diesel. (and an extra one for the water) My original plan was to use one pump for gas and diesel but was afraid of getting too much diesel mix in the gas for the smaller tanks on push mowers, pressure washers, etc. but the pumps do drain really good when done but I got tired of bringing the tanks to the machine or pushing them to the shop to fuel so I just kept my 2 gallon can for those. I use the pump and larger tanks for the tractors, riding mowers, SxS, etc. Mines the old version tanks with the two brass shutoff's. You do have to lay the tanks down to use these pumps, the same way you fuel them. We are both retired and the wife can still wheel these around the shop and fuel the equipment. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000MT94QA?ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details

Nice