TERA PUMP TRHA03 Battery-Powered Water/Diesel/Gas Transfer Pump with Leak Prevention System - Drain Sinks, Tubs, and More

Bob Murphy: I've used this product several times. It worked well

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Dwyne Busch: I had to hold gas cans while I poured gas into my mower. Sometimes I spilled some gas on my old driveway.
I had my asphalt replaced on the driveway. I didn't want to damage the new driveway, so I played it safe and transfered my gas a safer way.
I WISH I DID THIS SOONER

United States on Aug 29, 2023

Joseph Leja: Product worked well for my gas transfer needs. After several months I was going to use it again but it would only beep. After trying different batteries with no luck I emailed manufacturer with purchase information and waited to hear back from them. Within several days I received notice of package being shipped and without even contacting me I received new item. Pleasantly surprised to say the least.

United States on Aug 09, 2023

John: I'm 64 years old and have been through a few illnesses in the past 18 months. Have lost quite a bit of muscle mass.
Purchased this strictly for filling our kerosene heaters, one with a built in tank. Took a couple of tries but I learned how far up to hold the nozzle to fill each tank completely. So much easier than holding a 5 gallon can up to fill each tank.

United States on May 20, 2023

Green: I use a lot of gas and go thru a lot of gas cans every few weeks. I own and use large farm tractors (JD 4010), smaller garden mowing tractors (JD X500, GT275), UTV (Polaris 800), walk behind mowers, and old beater pick ups that are not licensed to drive to gas station. Therefore, every few weeks I refill 20-35 gallons of gasoline using 5 gallon plastic containers. For years I used the basic funnel set up and of course would spill a lot of gas. Someone told me about these small inexpensive pumps a few years ago, and I started using them and loved them. Then, when one of my two started leaking, I looked on Amazon and saw this newer version with the automatic shut off. The reviews seemed good, and I purchased one. I have used it at least 10 times in recent weeks, and i love it. Now, in addition to no longer having to lift and pour and balance heavy 5 gallon cans, I don't have to watch and monitor the inlet spout on the vehicle to make sure it does not over flow. The little tube that runs inside the big tube must work similar to how an automatic shut off works at gas station pumps. I just clip the end to the vehicle's inlet spout, making sure it is inserted as deep into spout as...

United States on Sep 14, 2020