Gas pump that actually works?

[HamAndEggs]

I posted this a while ago, and its been going well rotating out the gas. Never had a problem

Gas Can storage from scrap 2x4's

Figured I'd post here, I think this came out well. I made it pretty strong, as I knew someone would sit on it one day. Also 7 full 5 gallon gas cans get heavy! Cost nothing but the screws. The plywood and 2x4's were all free, left over from some attic work I had done. Pretty happy with it...

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Problem is, the pump I got *****. Its this

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B010GNM7H4/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I got it 3 years ago, and its dead. And I don't exactly use it all that often. I would buy another, but I've lost faith

What could I do to get a decent pump that I can move the gas from the cans from?

 

[Dave455]

I have an old 12V SU pump mounted on a board.

It’s not the fastest thing but it works.

I just connect it to a spare 12V battery when needed.

Cost nothing as I have a drawer full.


I like your rack. Neat idea.

As well as petrol/gasoline I have paraffin/kerosene, lubricating oil, and two stroke to store!

 

[Cane]

I just use one like this. I actually found mine on the side of the road. Works great for filling my boat.

 

[Sumboodie]

can't pour them?

 

[lolaetype]

I've been using one of these for years. Works fine, doesn't leak and the 2 D-cell batteries seem to last forever.

Battery-Operated Liquid Transfer Pump

Amazing deals on this Transfer Pump Battery Operated at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

www.harborfreight.com

One caution, it won't fit in the neck of the jerry cans with the attached top that they sell today.

EDIT: I looked at your first link. The pump may not fit in those gas cans in your pictures.

 

[4xdog]

I just use one like this. I actually found mine on the side of the road. Works great for filling my boat.

The original is the US-made Super Siphon. I use mine regularly. They work great.