Customer Reviews for VEVOR 30 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Gas Storage Tank & 4 Wheels, with Manuel Transfer Pump, Gasoline Diesel Fuel Container for Cars, Lawn Mowers, ATVs, Boats, More, Black

Great tank for the price. Actually could probably hold a little more that 35 gallons of gas, but I stopped at a little over 30g and it still had quite a bit of air space. Took one star off quality, because the metal spout fell out of the hose the second time I used it and won't stay in. A clamp would probably fix that, but just the hose works fine. Also took one star off of features because of where you fill the tank. There needs to be some kind of air vent, besides the filler hole. Gas wants to splurt back out if you try to fill it too fast. I just filled it with gas cans and not from the gas station pump. The pump works just like they say. It will siphon and fill by changing the crank rotation. Would definately recommend this to anyone needing gas storage. Just wish there was some sort of vent elsewhere to make filling it easier.

Not a bad install,directions are a little vague, works great for getting fuel to my boat, i lashed it to a pallet and drive to the gas station and come back and put in boat, saves me a lot of money not having to pay marina gas prices

My wife and I are getting a little older and this is so much easier than holding a 5 gallon can to fill up the tractor!

Start leaking around the front tire where the threads for the wheels are connected to the tank after having it for 30 days and 3 refills no signs of damage or deformity

Easy assembly. Just right for home use.

Lost 20 gallons of fuel before realizing I had a bad weld. It's easy enough to repair so don't need to return the unit.

I bought this item because I wanted to be prepared in case I was low on gas, and needed to get out in case of an emergency

Pumps pretty fast for a hand pump. Great to have on a job site when you are waiting for a fuel delivery. 30 gallons is enough to keep most things running for at least a day.

I operate several boats on the Choctawhatchee River in NW Florida. It is remote and pretty isolated. I can keep my fuel tank topped off and fill several boat tanks and retopoff again. What was once an effort using five gallon cans and lugging and spilling gas is now a simple roll up and crank the pump handle. All is safe, convenient, and hassle free. Terry

Arrived without damage, assembled it and put 30 Gallons of fuel in it tried the pump it leaked a lot fuel around the shaft and left side cover seal. I removed the pump and put on an old diaphram pump. gets the job done.