Customer Reviews for VEVOR 16 Gallon Fuel Caddy, 7.8 L/min, Portable Gas Storage Tank Container with Hand Pump Rubber Wheels, Fuel Transfer Storage Tank for Gasoline Diesel Machine Oil Car Mowers Tractor Boat Motorcycle

It would be a great fuel caddy if the pump system were more user friendly and it didn't leak.

The hoses are oversized for the barbed fittings. Hose clamps are garbage had to replace with quality one over $10 spent. Teflon tape had to be replaced with gas rated teflon tape and over 6 wraps around to prevent threaded part of barbed fittings from leaking. Would take 15 to 20 wraps with provided teflon tape. After about $20 extra spent and $6 gas wasted I now have working correctly.

Product came well packaged. Assembly was easy, but parts don't fit very well and clamps are cheap. Hoses are 3/4 and fittings are 5/8. 1 unit a bought hoses won't sell with the clamps supply with parts. Other unit had to take apart because the rubber gasket was installed upside down. Will have to buy new clamps and hose.

Was going to use in boat. Filled and stored in garage. Fumes from container seeped through bottom of container while in garage and damaged garage floor coating. Garage constantly smelled of gasoline. No use to keep in boat as it smells like gasoline all the time.

The container in unit are very nice, I’ve had to make some of my own adjustments. Adding stainless steel hose clamps. I replaced the wheels with solid rubber wheels. The tank can swell up if it’s exposed to sun, too long, which intern can make the wheels fall off. The crank can get exhausting, but it works well

The container is well built with easy usability. The only thing I didn’t like were some of the fittings and clamps. Had to ad some extra larger clamps and lots of tape on the threads to seal leaks.

Over decent for the price. Hose Clamp weren't up to the task for the hoses so had to buy some heavier duty ones. The fitting and valve on bottom of the tanked leaked so had to reseal those. Shutoff valve is clocked wrong with no way to rotate it with out leaking. The valve actually touches the ground when you stand the tank up. The fittings into the pump to attach the hose are sketchy especially when the instructions say use a minimum of 5 wraps of Teflon tape to seal threads. Thread fitment isn't that well and fittings bottom out instead of a standard tapered thread. But after fixing all that it does work. The tank is actually nice.

Mine leaks from where the hose connects at all 3 points. Hose to nipple is loose. I have installed all the parts. I'm looking for gaskets.

I love the product EXCEPT it leaks. I have tried everything I know to try and it leaks where the hose connects to the tank. This part was preinstalled so it's definitely not my mistake. Mostly I am happy with Vevor products, but getting customer service is challenging.

I really like this gas can all last year. But recently the hose shrank, it's not long enough anymore, and now it leaks. It leaks from both the bottom where the valve screws into the tank and also from where the hose connects to the pump. The pump has also become very difficult to turn. It feels like it's grinding as I crank the handle. But when it worked it worked really good. It pumps fast. But I think it may be time to get rid of this one... I might try to see if I can find the right size fuel hose. I wonder if this hose wasn't rated for fuel and the gas made it shrink.