SEDY Electric Hand Pump, Portable Battery Powered Transfer Pump, Multi-Use Siphon Liquid Extractor for Gasoline, Diesel, Fuel, and Water Transfer

Good product. I use it for miscellaneous projects around the house that should ever come up. It's great to have for a go to tool. I used it for syponing the water out of my water fountain outside. I also used it for taking the water out of a clogged sink I had and it worked excellent. I love the fact that it has a mesh at the entrance to prevent any small pebbles from or materials from going in and blocking the blades from going up. I have had a few before from different manufacturers but this item was my best purchase. The suction is excellent I don't know what the problem is with other people saying about the hose and it being fragile? (it's a light weight pump and NOT a sump pump) It's for household and maybe getting gas out of a gas tank but really it's more for miscellaneous uses around the house and if you act and treat it carelessly then you're abusing it. Great item I bought three more for my sons.

It is very hard to access the DEF tank in my motor home. This is the perfect solution. Yes it is lightweight plastic but when I purchased it was $14, what do you expect. It does the job quick and easy without a mess.

I received this and had time to finally give it a try. The reason for this purchase was to make it easier to transfer fuel from 5 gallon cans, to our mower, 4 wheelers, tractor, and boat. In addition to making it easier, the goal was to reduce the odds of a spill of any kind that can happen using funnels, the hoze that extends out of the can, odds of dropping and human error. I installed that batteries and it turned on and off as expected. Next step was to fill our 4 wheeler by leveraging the pump to transfer the fuel from a 5 gallon fuel can. I attached the clamp to the filler tube and turned on the pump. The clamp did not work and the small amount of force from the pump pushed the hose out of the fill tube spewing fuel all over the garage floor. After cleaning that up, I moved the 4 wheeler outside held on the the pump hose since the clamp is worthless and turned it back on. Everything was going well until I noticed my pants were getting wet. Turns out there is a very small pinhole in the output tube that was acting like a mister against my pants. Luckily no damage was done, however this could have caused fines, loss of property, and or life.

The pump works fairly well, but would often loose suction.

This pump works very well for my purposes. I needed it to transfer premixed boat fuel into the boat tank so I don't have to lift the 5 gallon containers anymore. It does the job quite well. I have used it about 10 times and the batteries are still strong and it pumps a good volume consistently. I recommend it for such purposes. Of course, for the low cost, it isn't absolutely fool proof with spark arrestor, drain back check valves, super sturdy hose, auto shutoff, etc. But to get a pump certified for petro fuels the price isn't worth it if you just need an occasional few gallons pumped into lawn mower or boat. I'm happy with this given the way I use it and the precautions I apply when I do.

Growing up we had real gas cans with the straight hose, no leaks no stupid valves to squeeze, just a hose. Now with all these new cans they are heavy, Leak everywhere, the seals go bad and the valves break.This little tool is fantastic to say the least. I used it on my boat fuel tank for when I need to add fuel. Literally zero effort. Drains a 5 gallon can in about 4 minutes id say. Slower than pouring but not having to put in the work, it's a 5 out of 5 for me!

Works great taking the gas out of the snowblower and putting it back in the gas can in the spring! 👍👍

I am trying to syphon water but it's not working very well.