TRDP14 Gas Siphon Manual Hand Fuel Pump, Liquid Transfer Pump for Light Oils, Kerosene, or Water Based Chemicals

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Very short not for car tank

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I pumped out petrol from my jetski with it, it’s very nice manual pump. I hope it will last

Makes siphoning a breeze. A few squeezes and your siphon is running like gang busters. I have a three gallon water bottle onto which I have attached a hand pump. The bottle sits on a small stool and the hand pump is very convenient. It is located in a room where I do not have running water but where I go through quite a bit of water for other purposes. I carry the water to refill the bottle in a 2-1/2 gal jug which is heavy and awkward for me to pour esp given the small size opening of the 3 gallon water bottle. Instead, I sit the jug on a small table next to the water bottle and start the siphon - the water comes gushing out of the jug and into the water bottle. It transfers the water so fast that I normally just wait for it rather than going off to do something else. Of course the speed of any siphon is a function of the height difference between the two containers and the diameter of the siphon tubing. It does not even take two minutes for the water to completely transfer - probably 70 or 80 seconds and it is a done deal. For anyone interested, here is the link to the hand pump. It will fit either a 3 gal or a 6 gallon standard water cooler bottle. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0099QOJ4O/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Works good considering how cheaply made it is. The discharge end could be longer.

In person it's exactly like the picture. It actually feels a little flimsy, but works perfectly for the purpose of moving gas out of my lawn mower, which is why I bought it. I found from the guy that fixes my mower (every year) that even putting in the "stabilizer" to my gas for the winter just isn't enough, you need to remove the gas, then when spring hits, you're supposed to drain the oil and replace it, plus replace the spark plug and air filter. So now, instead of paying him $70 every year to fix my mower (because I left the gas in it), I'll be able to just do the little maintenamce and for about $10 in parts it should work perfectly. Any way, I removed the gas with the pump (3 times as a test), and it took all of 30 seconds each time and didn't spill a drop. I like the pump, if it felt more solid I would give it 5 stars, but only time will tell. For the price, it's probably worth it for just a single use, but I would like it to last at least a year. Brian

Looked at other more expensive types, and reviewers said they didn't actually siphon, you had to keep pumping all the while, to move the fuel. This is pretty inexpensive plastic, but just a few pumps and the line is filled, and siphon starts. I like to keep a few extra 5-gal non-ethanol gas cans around for lawn equipment, and van for camping. But have to keep the fuel rotated (used), so sometimes end up putting it into cars, boats or motorcycles. This siphon worked great. Put the gas container up on a stool beside the car gas filler hole, and drained the whole 5 gal, quickly with just a few pumps to start. Used it to clean out the diesel tank in my boat; filtering it, sucking up the crud at the bottom of tank and replacing clean fuel into tank. Happy with purchase. Buying another to keep at the boat.

Just bought 4th pump in 5 years because don't want to spend time cleaning them for different purposes. Have one for draining old gas from generators and other tools, another one for draining and transferring pesticides from tank sprayer to backpack sprayer, another one for cleaning toilets (hard water makes this a chore), and now for draining ultrasonic cleaner (Did not want to get an ultrasonic cleaner with a drain valve because can't repair it once it starts leaking, which it will, of course, it's plumbing...)