Scepter Duramax 14 Gallon Wheeled Utility Transfer Tank with Spout Pump, Yellow – Portable Rolling Container w/ 10-Foot Hose for Mowers, Generators, Marine Use, Off-Road Vehicles & Power Equipment

Awesome product

First, the people complaining about this not working dont understand gravity. It is not pressurized and the outlet at the bottom of the tank and the lowest point of the hose must be higher than the top of your container or it wont work. The higher you place it the more pressure it will flow with. It is not fast but its a lot easier to hold the squeeze handle of the dispenser than hold up a full five gallon tank of diesel to fill my tractor. I mounted a heavy duty hook and built a heavy duty shelf so that the weight of this (little over 100lbs full) is split between the hook and shelf. I lift it full from the back of the truck to the hook with pallet forks on the tractor. The first one I received had a leak at the factory hose crimp. I contacted the company through Amazon and they promptly sent a replacement hose with no hassle at no charge. The second hose does not leak a drop. I like it enough I'm going to buy its red cousin.

Does the job and holds more fuel than the portable gas cans. Downside is that it gets very heavy when filling and squeezing the trigger to get the fuel out gets tiring. Propping up on a higher surface does help allow the gas flow once the flow has been started. But it is easy to use. I think I saw one that had an electric pump on it… I would maybe consider buying that one versus the manual pump.

Inspect their photos and use you logic...No bearings on the wheels (You wind up dragging it because the nuts are too tight or the wheels fall of because nuts are too loose, the axle bar is not reverse threaded). No support for the hose near the connection valve (Immediate leaks and hose damage, the hose walls are 3/32" thick, cinches and crimps way too easily has to be supported underneath it at least 12" out from the valve or it WILL FAIL AT ALL CONNECTION POINTS) ..Air valve is way too small ( ZERO uphill flow). There is no way to Grip it once filled (an awkward 90 lbs, its slippery and anything besides the handle will break off if you try to grab it for secondary support. You cant slide it down off your truck without climbing into your truck unless you want to risk cracking it from an overspeed drop of 3"). The gas handle is cheap (no lock on feature and it drips all the gas in the hose if not held in a nozzle upwards position). I got the 2 pack red. I would have spent more to get better, I've had them almost a year, one is out of commission (hose leak 3 months in, cant get a new hose for it so I gotta build one (project). The other is wrapped in duct tape. These tanks are for guys that don't mind spending more to do improvement projects to make the things they buy work as they should have when they bought it. I AM NOT THAT GUY! IF YOU STILL WANT TO BUY THEM YOU BETTER BUY THE WARRANTY TOO. NOTICE IT DOESN'T COME WITH ONE!!!!!!!!!

I love these fuel cells. I now have 6 of these, 4 for gasoline, and two for diesel. I recently purchased a compact tractor that runs on diesel and needed fuel cells to have on the ranch to fill it. They are really convenient and if hoisted a bit make gravity your friend. I already had gasoline ones for my previous tractor, lawn mower, and generator. That is why I bought the same brand. They are tough, easy to use, and handy storage units for fuel. The hoses could be a better quality, a bit stiff in my opinion and the pump lever lock is a pain to use.

I found one tank with 14 gallons is one man lift able, So I put it above my boat's fill hole. However, it is not designed to be lifted. If they put hand holds on the sides it would greatly help. The nozzle is cheaply made and designed such that you have to continue to hold it, but can be propped open with a little ingenuity. When finished I found the handle can retain fuel which spilled. Furthermore there is a catch on top supposedly to hang, unfortunately there is no corresponding hook on the tank. I plan to cut one making a hook which should allow me to secure the handle using the boat's fuel cap chain. The hose crimps when folded up, not a good design. I have not yet been able to completely empty a tank as fuel storage is below the hose connection. Agree with cheap wheels but only use for short distance so has not been an issue. Will all the issues the fact is that in a few uses I will have recouped what I paid for these based on the difference between fuel prices at the auto pump vrs the boat pump.

I found that I can fully load this with diesel but I don't directly lift it I tilt it into the back of a minivan and then only lift one end and slide it in. For those people who say you should put a piece of wood under the top end when filling I would not recommend it. This overfills the container so if you set it up right and take the cap off liquid is going to come out. Some people want to overfill their gas tanks on their car and all the manufacturers say don't top off well this item is the same lay it down flat fill it up take it home that half gallon that you don't get in it to it isn't going to matter that much and you will be happier using it. I added the TERRA electric pump to this and it is a perfect combination.

good for my generator