Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Kraftstofftrolley, 56,78 L, Kraftstoffkanister mit Schwerkraft- & Handpumpenmodus, Benzinkanister, 3 m Förderschlauch & Handpumpe, Gasbehälter für Motorboote, Geländefahrzeuge, Benzin & Diesel

Très mauvaise qualité La pompe cassée dès la première utilisation Les pinces sont déformés Je déconseille fortement

The tube had a leak in it, so I would like another one if possible, I cannot store gas in a container that slowly leaks from the tube. Besides that it works fine

Eigentlich eine prima Sache. Der Trolley ist praktisch und mit seinen Rädern leicht zu bewegen. Die Handpumpe funktioniert gut. Lediglich die Schlauchhalterung ist eine komplette Fehlkonstruktion. Der Schlauch ist viel zu starr um ihn so klein aufzurollen. Bei etwas stärkerer Beanspruchung beim Aufwickeln springt der Schlauchhalter aus seiner schwachen Halterung.

Den er utæt i hanen (pistolen) den er ikke til og tømme, så har benzin på gulvet og det lugter jo 😢

Le réservoir en lui-même est bien par contre le système de pompe est un peu léger, le tuyau plongeur est trop long et c'est difficile de pomper la fin du bidon. Malheureusement le tuyau avec le bec verseur est lui trop petit, suivant le véhicule (bateau) il est difficile, voir pas possible de faire le plein. Dommage qui il n'y a pas un état batterie en cas d'utilisation sur batterie, manque un système d'accu avec chargeur.

Gas tank arrived with a pin hole in one of the bottom corners. Could have been caused in shipping as that corner was dented. Contacted Vevor and they offered to give me $47 credit and I could keep it and fix it myself or ship it back for a full refund. I fixed it and took the $47 so I didnt have to deal with the hassle of shipping. It has worked so far with no other issues. The pump isnt very fast but I knew that before purchasing from the description but it beats lugging multiple gas cans to fill my boat.

The description says that it has a hand pump which is not exactly true. The hand puff Millie starts a siphoning process. As far as the gravity part goes, as long as you’re willing to lay whatever you’re putting fuel in on the ground, it would work fine. As it is, you have to have the the fuel caddy resting above the height of whatever you’re putting gas into. That means if the gas caddy is full, you have to have the 120 pounds of gasoline hoisted up onto whatever surface that would allow it to be higher than your typical 5 gallon gas can. Also, the siphon handle does not shut off. There are two small shut off valves on the end of the hose in the end of the tank where the two meat. When you turn those on or open them up, gas will flow out of that handle, whether the handle is released or not. That one caught me by surprise. And I ended up spilling a little bit of gas, at least more than I would want to, on the ground. If I had to do it all over again, I would not buy this 15 gallon caddy. I would just buy five separate 5 gallon cans.

Good product

Fuel hose become so hard in one week it needed to be replaced. I switched out pump fitting with NPT as these connections aren't set up properly for o-rings imo. So after I added $200 in better quality Fill Rite hose, handle and swivel connection it's now ready for use.

This caddy arrived in a box with no external damage, however when I opened the box the product was severely damaged. Who ever packaged this product had to be aware of the damages but packaged and shipped it anyway. I contacted Vevor by sending pictures and at first they said a credit would be issued for $54 if I was willing to repair it myself. After sending more pictures and multiple emails they agreed to refund $159. The fuel caddy had to be completely taken apart to straighten the bracket holding the pump, bolts replaced, reinsert the pump fitting into the tank and replace the damaged hose. Good Luck if you buy one. Customer Service difficult ay best! I would add phots but this site will not allow.