Scepter Flo ‘N Go 14 Gallon Electric Gas Caddy, Portable Fuel Tank, Yellow

I have two. One for gas and one for diesel I use them with batteries rather than the wall unit. Batteries last about 4 full tanks. There is no way I can lift 14 gallons of fuel into the bed of my truck, so I have to fill them while they are in the truck bed. Safety suggests that this increases the risk of fire from static discharge when filling gasoline. I make sure to touch the fuel nozzle to the truck bed and the tank before pumping fuel into the tanks. I get someone to help me control the descent when I slip a filled tank down the edge of my truck’s tailgate. The convenience of 14 gallons and the ability to pump fuel into lawn mowers and tractors rather than trying to hold and tilt 5 gallon tanks with those ridiculous safety releases are great. Fuel spillage has been virtually eliminated. I only spill when I forget to put the cap on the discharge before returning it to the tank The discharge hose kinks easily, so pay attention when pumping fuel. You can here the pump change pitch when the line is pinched.

Works as described. Used for fueling off road car and rolling to fuel back yard generators. I find it a bit pricey splurge, but worth it.

It worked great for a couple uses but the internal rubber diaphragm in the hand pump ripped on its own and started squirting fuel out of the trigger area on the hand pump feel like the hand pump is cheaply made and can’t find replacement parts without having to buy a whole new hose and hand pump assembly when the only thing wrong is a small rubber diaphragm so all in all it sucks

Works like a charm. Do not leave it running a pump needs lubrication from the fuel to not burn up. If you just turn it in when you fill up and turn it back off it works just as you’d want. I highly recommend this for a compact tractor or lawn equipment.

It works just as described. I would certainly buy again for any other purpose I might have.