Customer Reviews for VEVOR 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Gas Storage Tank on-Wheels, with Siphon Pump and 9.8 ft Long Hose, Gasoline Diesel Fuel Tank for Cars, Lawn Mowers, ATVs, Boats, More, Red

Had to buy a transfer pump to get the gas out gravity flow not very easy to use but a nice caddy easy to move around

It looks good, but it's a bad design. There is a brass insert in the tank itself that leaks over time. save your money and your family from a possible fire.

As delivered and assembled it leaked and the fill valve/handle would not return (so stayed stuck open). It was possible to take apart and make it work, but eventually it bound up again. The fill handle needs major improvements. I bought a good ball valve to replace the cheap plastic handle and added a Schrader valve to the screw-on cap. That way I can use a small battery powered air compressor to put a few psi (3-5 psi) of pressure in the tank. It then fills my vintage race car fuel cell like a champ.

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.

Not truly satisfied handle quit working very shortly after I received it and had problems with leaking out of tank where valve screws into tank

the first time i filled this up. i left it sitting for a couple of months before i needed to use it. I went to hand crank it to get fuel into my side by side. I was barely getting anything in before my arm went dead from cranking it. I then try to hook up a drill to the bolt that holds the handle on and was able to spin it enough to fill my side by side. I then Refilled it which was not easy since you need to have it laying down to refill it and then stand it up to use it and get it off of the truck. When i brought it home i removed the handle and then used a drill with a socket adapter that springs to any size. it was working well to spin the crank until the aluminum started slipping. I filled up again but the tank was still 3/4 full. The next time i went into the shed there was fuel all over the place coming from the bottom where the house connects. I shut the valve and it then continued to leak back from the hose. I have it laying down now and will try to see what i can do to get it to stop. But this thing is straight up dangerous. It should be recalled. there is not part of this thing that is good and safe.

Caddy worked great on first use. Placed stabilizer and kept in my garage for use for my boat. Second attempt to use and the manual pump system would no longer work. Now I have about 15 gallons of fuel left in it that I am going to have to get a siphon for. Would not recommend. Maybe the electric pump would be better but i was not going to be around electricity which is why i went with manual rotary pump.

I have a utility vehicle and a farm tractor that both use diesel fuel, this makes it so much easier to fill the tanks! When empty it is easy enough to load in the back of my pickup. After it’s full we slide it into the bucket on the tractor to unload it and take it to the garage.

It does leak when laying flat around the bottom hose. It is otherwise great for filling my tractor and not having to lift 5 gallon jerry cans to fill

From Mrs. Goff, because my husband is too upset to comment. This tank was bought to accommodate us as well as our neighbors during hurricane season. When the stations run out of gas. Well, it allowed for 3 uses then it started leaking and the hose shrunk. I was left to deal with the problem because my husband was away for work. Me receiving chemotherapy and having to deal with the extreme odor of gas not only had me nauseous but with a horrible headache the entire day. Vevor, you've got to make this right.