Customer Reviews for VEVOR Fuel Caddy, 132L, Gas Storage Tank on 4 Wheels, with Manuel Transfer Pump, Gasoline Diesel Fuel Container for Cars, Lawn Mowers, ATVs, Boats, More, Red

Pump is junk

The portable nature of the tank is useful. The casters are not great quality, the tack welds holding the fixed nuts on the bottom are not the best. The casters need washers to create enough clearance to swivel. The pump itself works, but the flow design is flawed. The hose is merely clamped to the top of the port and bends easily, crimping and occluding the flow. A 90° fitting for the top is suitable to solve this. The pressure does built in the tank in heat and if all fittings aren’t super snug, they will leak/release gas. Another feature that should be added is a storage system for the hose and spout. I zip tied a gallon jug to the handle to create a nozzle storage. The flow of the pump is bidirectional and pretty good. It doesn’t require excessive force or revolutions to operate. Larger casters with better clearance, longer handle, better flow fitting on pump, and storage solution for the spout.

Tank is good quality but the hand crank pump that comes with it leaked first time using it. Customer service isn’t very timely. If you plan on purchasing the 35 gallon fuel caddy plan on buying a quality pump elsewhere!!!

put 50bucks of gas in it to make sure it didn't leak. 2 weeks later took forever to prime the pump. maybe a new pump is in my near future

While assembling, I sheared 1 bolt and nearly sheared another with a wrench. Very little pressure

I haven’t had a chance to use it yet, but I did open the shipping box and noticed several issues right away. The tank has a large gouge in it—I’m not sure if it goes all the way through—and the pump casing is cracked. The entire unit was also scratched up. I’m not sure if it even works yet, but I’ll provide more details after I’ve had a chance to test it.

The tank itself is heavy duty, which is great, but just know that it's very difficult to load an unload to re-fuel. Within the first few months the pump stopped working and the handle on the crank broke. I no longer use it, wish I had opted for several high quality fuel cans instead.

White metal crank broke off the 5th or 6th time I used it. Worked well before that, but cheap white metal crank was poor quality & likely had an imperfection or slightly damaged in transit creating a weak point.

ok serves my use

Plastic cover on pump broke and the treaded nipple that was sent was wrong treads