Scepter Duramax Flo ’N Go 14 Gallon (53 Liter) Fueling Station, Portable Gas Caddy and Fuel Transfer Pump with 10' Hose for Lawn Mower, Farm, Marine, and Home Use, Gasoline Only, Red (2024 Version)

Perfect. Fuel has a short life these days and this tank 100% seals, so no leaking of gas fumes. The quick connect and at point fuel shut offs makes this a clean and spill free unit. Be aware, it's heavy when full, around 90 lbs.

Built well. Solid. All parts went together in 5 minutes. Works exactly as it should. Packaged perfectly. As good as it gets.

This was a life saver for our project. We had to rent a bobcat skid steer to clear land and this was sooooo helpful to keep the machine running. The amount it holds is awesome. Only issues is the hose was kinking past the glove. Just had to keep ahold of it. That was why the 4 instead.of 5 stars

Overall the canister isn't bad, but there are a few issues:First of all, the pump doesn't work. I don't know if it came defective or if it was the original idea, but it doesn't pump gasoline if the canister is below the tank. I had to lift this canister above the gas tank to get the gasoline to start pouring.Second, the design of the pump is disgusting - even if it worked, it's very uncomfortable to use because of the safety switch that's in there. I wish you had made a switch instead that would hold the pump open... so you wouldn't have to hold it open until the gasoline pours out. I've used it twice, and each time it took me about 40 minutes to pump all the gasoline out.And lastly - I wish you luck if you want to pump all the gasoline out of the canister - I think it's just not possible. I plan on returning it, and am wondering how I can drain the other two gallons so this canister doesn't explode on the way out lol… a very silly design. Oh, and by the way, the hose is not screwed to the canister like in the picture, it is put on and has to be tightened with a clamp. Not convenient either, as you have to have an extra wrench for that.

We live in SW Florida, every year at the beginning of hurricane season we start stocking up on gas for our generator this way we avoid the craziness when a storm is coming. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of this gas tank. It's made of thick, sturdy plastic. The hose and nozzle make it easy to dispense with no spillage. It has sturdy wheels for easy transport around our property. The pump is an padded bonus! It holds 15 gallons which beats having 3 small tanks all over the place. Great design and quality for the price. We keep it in our shed which makes it easy to fill up our mower and other yard tools. We like it so much we've already recommended it to our friends and neighbors. We plan on purchasing one or two more. Great product!

For starters, I was able to make room in the garage, replacing three 5 gal gas cans, and plus it stands up against the wall put of the way. I plan to buy one more to replace the other three. Secondly, the pump handle is nice as well making it alot easier for the wife and son to fill up the lawn equipment as well vehicles, not a having to struggle holding up a gas can or spilling gas everywhere.If you're handy, here's an idea I plan to implement soon: building a wall pulley system in the garage near the garage door, which will allow faster filling if the unit is elevated above what you intend to fuel. This will also allow me to elevate 1 unit which be used first and store the second under it. May take a little bit of ingenuity, but just make sure to incorporate some sort of platform so it'll be stable as you lift it. Once empty, should be pretty light to lower and remove, and roll the full one onto the platform.The siphoning isn't terrible. A little slow if positioned on the ground, but there's no effort required. Just patience. As far as spillage, it'll take a few times to drain the hose without spilling. If the tank is relatively full, even if you lay it horizontally, and open the vent and valves, then depressing trigger handle, it may spit a little gas. Make sure you're not near anything electrical or hot enough to ignite the gas when doing this. I understand the concept, but the if there's too much gas in the tank, the hose may not drain completely. Other than that, I'm pretty satisfied. I'm happiest about freeing up space in the garage more than anything.

Not heavy duty, maybe it is not made for all weather but its impossible to pump the last gallon out. And the handle pours gas out from inside.

I waited a few months before I left a review. I hauled it with me on several hunting trips and use it to fuel my boat. The recent upgrades to the hose and wheels are great. It's great to be able to fuel atvs and generators from the bed of your truck.