Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR 132,5L Kraftstofftrolley Mobile Tankanlage mit Manueller Pumpe Rot, Tragbarer Kraftstoffbehälter für Auto Rasenmäher ATV, Mit 4 Rollen & Ölstandsanzeige, Für Benzin & Diesel, Kohlenstoffstahl

This works great for us. We are in our 60s, and we don't have to lift Jerry cans or spill to fill lawn equipment anymore. After we fill the Jerry cans at the gas station, we just put the Fuel Caddy hose into the Jerry can and turn the pump handle in reverse; it syphons the gas from the Jerry can into the Fuel Caddy. When fueling the lawn equipment, just put the hose into the gas tank and turn the pump handle forward to fill it. Heck, you don't even have to go to the gas station with Jerry cans if you don't want to. Just put the Fuel Caddy hose into your vehicle's fuel tank, siphon the fuel out, and then pump it into your lawn mower or whatever piece of equipment you need. Seems like it is good quality and will last. Had a bit of an issue with the alignment of the pre-drilled holes and the bolts on the handle, which was an easy fix with a drill. Other than that, no issues so far.

It is nearly as expected but the pump feels cheaper than i imagined. Also has an odd 1 1/4 fine thread making it difficult to adapt for a pump upgrade. Wheels dont roll well but that is fine since it doesn't slide around in back of truck. I bought primarily for tank only with intention of charging out components.

I'm having trouble with the pump sticking and not pumping

Overall nice. Cheap junk pump handle it broke on second use. The rest of it is very well made. Found a better handle works great.

Ok. Holds gas and pumps well. The wheel fell off the very first time I unloaded it while full, and the bearings came apart from the wheel at the same time. The paint also started to come off the second gas touched it.

Overall, you wont find something better for the price. But that doesn't mean its perfect. The fuel float glass leaks when the tank is full and you tip the cart over for transport. The fuel cap has a built in breather, but the spring mechanism is too strong and it sucks the sides in and slows the pumping the minute you start. Your better off just removing the cap when you pump. The cap also does not vent pressure out of the tank. So a tank sitting in the sun will build pressure and spray everywhere if full. Could really use a real fuel fill nozzle as well. My hose also arrived with a big crimp right in the middle. Still works, but annoying. I use this to transport fuel down a hill to my dock to fill the boat and have put hundreds of gallons through it now.

I was skeptical about spending this much money on a fuel tank. I finally decided to buy it, but after I assembled it the 12v pump was defective. It sprayed gas from the metal cover. I contacted VEVOR, but their product support was useless. The tank is well built, but the 12v pump is junk. I went to Lowe’s and purchased a manual hand pump.

This will be very convenient for me on my property. It works as it should HOWEVER, the fuel gauge gives incorrect readings. I put 12 gallons of gas into it and the gauge says it’s full. From what I can tell there is no way to adjust the gauge. Pretty disappointed in that part but I’m not going to return it at this point. The fuel filter that it comes with is also junk. I had to remove it to fill the tank otherwise I’d be standing there for two days trying to fill it. If you leave it in and try to fill it the filter will actually raise up and then the gas backs up and overflows every where.

I should have bought one with the electric pump -- but the one VEVOR has for $538 is out of reach (and out of touch). This manual pump -- 1. LEAKS GASOLINE at the outflow hose connection to the pump, despite hard tightening of the hose clamp and at least 5 layers of tape underneath. 2. May require over 100 turns to fill a 5 gallon law mower tank -- it sure seemed a lot slower than the electric pump I use on jerry cans. It only pushes out a few ounces it seems for every turn. (The transparent hose reveals its dark "secret.")

Be sure to check thoroughly when assembling, my inlet and screen was covered in swarf, great way to screw up your fuel system! Not cool!