Deway Automatic Fuel Transfer Pump with Nozzle for Quick Flow Control & Stop, Extra Long Hose, Portable Liquid Pump for Gasoline, Diesel Fuel & More, 3 Included Adapter Fits All Size Gas Cans

This pump works great for transferring gasoline and diesel from cans into vehicles, generators and other power equipment without spills or handling of cans.

I use this all the time now. No more spilling gas everywhere. Fills up the generators and Polaris quickly. My wife will even fill them now :) Liked it so much I purchased a second one.

This works perfect to safely get unused fuel out of my containers into my vehicle after hurricane season is over. No wasted gas, just make sure you choose the proper attachments for a good seal on the plastic gas can to avoid fuel leakage during transfer. Works great

I added a Screen filter to the output hose just because I see some sediment in the Diesel fuel.. I wish it came with a way to screen the fuel at the input where the impeller is at.. Other wise it works great.. thinking of picking up another one..

We use this Fuel Pump (like the gas station's) to fill our all of our gas farm equipment....we liked it so much that we bought another one to use with diesel equipment! So easy to use. You absolutely need one of these or two!! Saves your back and you don't have to use those goofy new gas can adapters that make it so hard to pump gas and hold the gas can. Anyway.....try it, you'll love it and want to buy one for all your friends.

These pumps are so easy to use . I would recommend them to anyone they are light weight and easy to use.

Had to take a shower after using this gas pump once. I have multiple 5-gallon sceptor gas tanks from Lowe’s. The black adapter did fit but the gray turbine part that sits in the bottom of the tank barely fit inside the opening of these tanks (with screen removed). Used the pump successfully for about 2-3minutes and thought i would like it. Switched to a new 5 gallon jug and a circular piece fell off inside the first gas tank. After after 20 min I managed to fish it out and snap it back on. I put the reassembled pump into the second gas can and turned it on …pumping into my cars gas tank. This time it started leaking gas from the hose. I disconnected it checked the gaskets and it continued to leak about 20-25% of the gas onto my shoes. Unless your goal is self immolation I would not buy this pump. Mine is going in the garbage. The cheap liquid transfer pump at Harbor Freight worked much better for 1/7 of the price.

For the first time since the government decided how a gas can should be made, no more spills. When the new no spill gas cans came about, I spill more gasoline in one fill of the mower than in 30 years of using a vented can. I bought this pump to avoid the spills and it solved the problem. I’m guessing it will pay for itself in little time. The nozzle is perfect for fueling a small engine, shuts off without dribbling. After filling the tank, shut off the pump and the gas in the hose flows back into the gas can. Good stuff!