Fentar Fuel Syphon Pump, 2m Siphon Pump Kit for Fuel Petrol Transfer, Portable High Flow Water Pump Hand Siphon Hose, 2 Pvc (1.2m+0.8m) Hand Siphoning kit for Car Petrol Jerry Can Transfer

It’s a straight forward principle and works well. I use it for draining fuel from a motorcycle tank to aid tank removal.Other reviewers mention the problem with the pipes being in a tight loop on arrival. This is easily remedied by soaking the pipes in hot water and pulling them straight. No need to submerse the ends to do this.Careful placement of the pipes in the fuel tank and container and a few squeezes on the bulb and fuel flows freely and safely.A cheap functional device that makes emptying a fuel tank simple and much safer.

Tubes badly kinked and flattened. Had to heat them up to get them into a usable condition which took some time

Great for what I used it for cheers

Works OK but tubing very narrow. I managed to straighten it, using hot water but it was very fiddly to use whilst removing water from a defrosted chest freezer. More suited for an aquarium. I managed to finish the job but it was very slow. Hopefully won't have to do the job again for at least a couple of years! I guess it was better than starting syphon with my mouth.

The standard size is very well made although the tubes kink easily blocking the flow. It takes about 3 minutes to syphon a sink full of water into the toilet so great for emptying lawnmower fuel when it has gone bad after 2 weeks of non use thanks to the 10% (E10) degradable crap added to petrol (E5 isn't much better). Not much use for anything else, but everyone with a petrol lawn mower needs one if they want it to start next time with fresh petrol. Bought a battery-starting mower cos my Mountfield was getting too difficult to start. It worked out of the box, but as the u-tube video from Hyundai says, if the petrol is yellow and smells different, (because the added 10% has reacted with the real petrol and reduced its flammability) the engine won't start, you have to syphon it out, empty the carburettor bowl, and if you are unlucky, dismantle the whole carburettor to clean the inside - nicely explained on the video but ball-breaking to do monthly. So I strongly recommend buying one of these syphons and using it every time you mow the lawn.

Despite reading some other reviews I decided to risk it, this was only for a one off job cleaning the antifreeze out of my sons car, and I'm so glad I gave it the benefit of the doubt....it works perfectly!Mine did arrive with the kinks as mentioned by others, appears to be from the dispensing machinery, however they did not cause any issues at all.Great suction, easy to use, love it so much I'm buying another!

I bought this item to drain down my lawn mower prior to doing an annual maintenance on it - as opposed to syphoning fuel from a car.Even so, I was half expecting that I would be pumping away for ages before I got the thing empty. So, it is with great joy that I can report that this was not the case. On the contrary, I managed to evacuate the little lawn mower tank pretty quickly and without much effort - which is generally how I like to do most things.My son is about to scrap his old Ford Escort ,and I anticipate offering my new pumping services to him before he sends it to the great junk yard in the sky. Until then, I cannot yet supply a well informed opinion on how you might fair if you are planning to save money by syphoning fuel from your neighbour's cars. I think quite well, though.

As a Plumber I often have to empty WC Cisterns in order to change Ball vlaves and Syphons. This normally invoves a length of hose pipe and me sucking the end to create the syphon, resulting in a gob full of allsorts, dirty water, Bleach, and worse those bloody blue blocks that stain everything and it all tastes foul. God knows what I could end up with?I decided to try a syphon I didn't have to suck and bought this to give it a go. I'll be honest it does work, if you have the time. The Hose is too flexible it curls up and is a nightmare to hold to get the water into the WC bowl. I've cut it down as short as possible which helps.The main problem is the small bore on the hand pump and hose so it takes an age to syphon what is left in the cistern after using the flush, usually an inch or two.When I used a lenth of hose I was looking at around a minute to empty the cistern, this is well over five minutes, doesn't sound long but it is if you have ever stood at the side of a Kettle and waited for it to boil.I'm going to try to fit the squeeze bulb on to a normal hose to try to increase the flow rate. To be honest it isn't designed for my use. As a petrol syphon it probably is perfect and I'd recommend it over a mouthful of Petrol any day if you can spend the time waiting for it to do it's thing.