12V DC 10GPM Electric Self-priming Diesel Kerosene Oil Fuel Transfer Extractor Pump

For the price i was skeptical. I am glad i took the chance. This is a great little pump. I used it to empty the oil pan in my boat. Pumped out 7 quarts in less than 10 minutes. Appears well made and worked as designed.

I used this pump to transfer home heating oil in 55 gallon drums to an elevated tank. I had tried several other drill-operated small pumps and they couldn't do it. This pump did the job in just a few minutes. Easy to set up and run. Be sure to lubricate it with a few drops of oil prior to putting to use.

Not for hard work, but work great !

I needed to offload 120 gallons of old diesel from my boat. I searched high and low locally and couldn’t find anything for the job that wasn’t hundreds of dollars. Then I found this. Worked perfectly. I attached 2 old garden hoses to the inlet/ outlet and pumped off the diesel in no time. Good solid stream with immediate suction. Highly recommend

I needed to transfer some diesel (DO NOT USE FOR GASOLINE!!!!) and I did not want the price of this once-in-a-while type project to shoot through the roof.You needn't worry about falling asleep while using it. It is about as loud as a police car siren. Other than thar little surprise, it is a good investment.Oh, did I mention? DO NOT USE THESE TYPES OF PUMPS FOR GASOLINE!!!!Thanks/AU//(~_~)\\

Using it to pump used oil into a 250 gallon oil tote. It gets a good a quick prime and pumps the oil pretty quick like it I expected. Cons, it really loud (compared to others) it has like a grinding noise while it’s running and it just doesn’t sound smooth. It needs a larger gauge wire for the jaws because the wires get really hot from the amount of juice it takes to run it. But other than those two things it is preforming as expected for the price.

Used this pump a couple times and it worked good. Then it stopped pumping fuel. Discovered the transfer pump plastic vanes had come apart. Email the manufacturer twice for replacement parts and no reply.

I recently bought a new Chevy 2500HD Duramax. It's takes 10 quarts of oil which I purchase in a 2.5 gallon jug. The issue is where the oil fill is on the engine, it makes it very difficult to get a funnel in there and the jug to pour. I grabbed some reducers and put 1/2" brab fittings on both ends. I then ran a tube into the jug and the out tube as deep into by oil fill tube as it would go. It filled the truck up in probably about 2 minutes tops. There was a little oil left in the jug that I couldn't get to but once the jug is mostly empty you can pour it out with out making a mess.Great product.