your go to one is perfect for diesel cause I filter all my diesel before it goes in my tractor, and it seems to be the perfect flow to work with the Mr funnel, you would be amazed to see there's actually stuff just from the pump you can put in your tank, I m just trying to cut down on down time and maintenance
I have the same Tera stick pump. The problem I have is it's stored in an outside shed which is really hard on the batteries. I also had problems with the cheezy switch. To rectify that, I got rid of the batteries and switch by installing a 12v to 3v dc converter in the handle, with the wires coming out through the switch hole. On the end of the wires are soldered battery alligator clips for connecting to my lawn tractor(s) batteries. You'd be surprised at how much better the stick pumps with more available current from the 12v battery. In addition, there's a paper stuck to the side of the stick which covers a hole. I used RTV to seal that hole with the switch from the end of the handle. My guess would be that with the better seal this gives the pump a better vacuum pull on the fluid being pumped. I currently don't have any switch & the pump is on/off by the battery connection. Connecting it up is a little difficult for the mechanically/electrically challenged in our household so my next step is to use a 20v drill battery instead of the tractor battery and to add a switch. We'll see if that's any easier. If it was just me doing this stuff, I'd keep it the way it is. I would like to find a ring for the gas can so the stick pump could just stay in there... maybe some kind of hose adaptor? I'd really like to have this as a semi-permanent setup in our shed so that only a tool battery & a switch was involved. You're doing good stuff, keep it up!
I believe the jegs can be used as a siphon. for example pull old bad fuel out....I think the hand pump style fits more my needs as electric ones are cool sometimes old school simplicity is better long term...thanks for video
agreed some situations it might not be the best for but the shut off it pretty controllable so you may still be able to use it for most things by modding your usage
i have a chipper shredder and the engine fuel tank is like 3 to 4 feet off the ground I don't see that crack pump working trying to hold the hose and crank the pump at the same time 3 feet apart
it used to be on Amazon but doesn’t seem to be there now .. I did find it on Holley.com if you go there and search “mr gasket transfer” in the search bar it’ll pop up as the second search option Part # 8017MRG
Couple comments.... hope you take note.... First, thank you....I'm looking for a pump like this and the video was great.... even though you only dealt with 3 pumps... 2nd....stop carrying the camera for any more than 10% of the edited video.....way too shakey... Third.... reserve your personal opinion..... especially ones like.... I'mma return this item.....to the end ... I believe that you left a lot of information unsaid about the hand crank pump, you liked the flow, you just didn't like the nozzle, and I don't think you mentioned anything about the hand crank pump sets up in less than half the time and you don't need any batteries or electric whatsoever in order to operate it.... Lastly, when you do a review make the review comprehensive, and save all final judgments to the end.... You've got a pretty good style and I hope to see more of your videos in the future....Mo
Damn I thought you were going into CARDIAC ARREST. You got so excited and were going to fall down on the floor and passed out due too the excitement...get a real life...
as much of a life as commenting on a 2 year old video on some random persons youtube channel LOL I really do love you peasant trolls I would be sad if you didn't exist :)
Had to by pass circuit board and wired directly to pump wires. Overflow switch is our junk. Installed my own switch. Pump works but no overflow protection.
The cable is for the purpose of avoiding static sparks that would cause the fuel to burn.
your go to one is perfect for diesel cause I filter all my diesel before it goes in my tractor, and it seems to be the perfect flow to work with the Mr funnel, you would be amazed to see there's actually stuff just from the pump you can put in your tank, I m just trying to cut down on down time and maintenance
I have the same Tera stick pump. The problem I have is it's stored in an outside shed which is really hard on the batteries. I also had problems with the cheezy switch. To rectify that, I got rid of the batteries and switch by installing a 12v to 3v dc converter in the handle, with the wires coming out through the switch hole. On the end of the wires are soldered battery alligator clips for connecting to my lawn tractor(s) batteries. You'd be surprised at how much better the stick pumps with more available current from the 12v battery. In addition, there's a paper stuck to the side of the stick which covers a hole. I used RTV to seal that hole with the switch from the end of the handle. My guess would be that with the better seal this gives the pump a better vacuum pull on the fluid being pumped. I currently don't have any switch & the pump is on/off by the battery connection. Connecting it up is a little difficult for the mechanically/electrically challenged in our household so my next step is to use a 20v drill battery instead of the tractor battery and to add a switch. We'll see if that's any easier. If it was just me doing this stuff, I'd keep it the way it is. I would like to find a ring for the gas can so the stick pump could just stay in there... maybe some kind of hose adaptor? I'd really like to have this as a semi-permanent setup in our shed so that only a tool battery & a switch was involved. You're doing good stuff, keep it up!
make a video please
I believe the jegs can be used as a siphon. for example pull old bad fuel out....I think the hand pump style fits more my needs as electric ones are cool sometimes old school simplicity is better long term...thanks for video
If you are filling a small gas tank slower is better. Less chance of it over filling , and spilling.
Depends on what you are using it for, way too fast, too high a volume for use with lawn mowers or garden tractors.
agreed some situations it might not be the best for but the shut off it pretty controllable so you may still be able to use it for most things by modding your usage
How deep into the drum will it go? How big of a drum can be " emptied "?
GREAT VIDEO. Thank you! Also when you found the Amazon return slip, your reaction was hysterical!!! "This is someone else's shit" lmao
i have a chipper shredder and the engine fuel tank is like 3 to 4 feet off the ground I don't see that crack pump working trying to hold the hose and crank the pump at the same time 3 feet apart
Excellent video thank you very much!
have you tested oil transfer with a fuel transfer pump?
After a couple of years, is the Mr. Gasket pump still working for you?
Mine held up amazing never had a hiccup or an issue thankfully
Pump use actually starts at 9:00
He cried for 8 minutes and 59 seconds!
shame the cap dont fit the top of the vp can for transport
Where is the link to the battery powered pump you were using?
I have a manual hand gas pump doesn’t work in winter for snowmobiling
Hi handsome. 😂 Great channel, vocals & topic. More videos please
I am worrying about those electric pumps creating a spark and creating an explosion.
you only live once and that's a fun way to go lol
Can it still pump into a gas tank above like a 68 corvette? From the floor up to the rear top gas tank ? Thanks Joe
the pump is quite strong I can't imagine that being an issue
What good is it if you can use it with gas or diesel?
Because real horsepower is coming from E85 and drum Ignite not pump gas baby numbers 🤷🏻♂️
It's always cute when I see those little blue line gang punisher stickers.
Cute? Lol
i use a race car fuel pump electric n a real gas pump nozzle great system !
Sophisticated darkness 💀💀💀💀💀💙😈😈😈😈😈😈😈
could it be used for diesel?
If you're using diesel, just get this www.amazon.com/AmazonCommercial-Transfer-Portable-Self-Priming-Alligator/dp/B07T3STPD1
Where can i have this please I need one
easiest way to find it is to go to jegs.com and search for “mr gasket fuel transfer” it’ll pop up two of them but the second one is what I bought
$269.31 is a little steep for a plastic thingymabob! I'll go with a metal one for that price or some shit! Good video tho
That's BS. I've tried both pumps and they crap out when lifting fuel 3 feet or more. The stick pump struggles to lift fuel 18".
so your personal experience negates the world and makes everything else “BS” lol good to know
You need a tripod, I’m dizzy lol
12:20 thats how much i piss .
I’m guessing if it’s good enough for gasoline that it should be ok for Chlorine.
possibly lol
4 gallons a minute 😈😈😀😀😀
Johnny hammerSticks
Hi do you have a model number for the Mr. Gasket fuel transfer pump I am having a hard time finding it on the internet
it used to be on Amazon but doesn’t seem to be there now .. I did find it on Holley.com if you go there and search “mr gasket transfer” in the search bar it’ll pop up as the second search option Part # 8017MRG
For followers sac pre rehearse your video.
that would make too much sense and doesn't fit the vibes lol
Couple comments.... hope you take note....
First, thank you....I'm looking for a pump like this and the video was great.... even though you only dealt with 3 pumps...
2nd....stop carrying the camera for any more than 10% of the edited video.....way too shakey...
Third.... reserve your personal opinion..... especially ones like.... I'mma return this item.....to the end ... I believe that you left a lot of information unsaid about the hand crank pump, you liked the flow, you just didn't like the nozzle, and I don't think you mentioned anything about the hand crank pump sets up in less than half the time and you don't need any batteries or electric whatsoever in order to operate it....
Lastly, when you do a review make the review comprehensive, and save all final judgments to the end.... You've got a pretty good style and I hope to see more of your videos in the future....Mo
For $250 duh.
Just say you’re waiting for the next round of stimulus checks .. it’s okay lol
@@HonestlyOCD WTF a government charity has to do with a fuel transfer pump 🤔🤔
Damn I thought you were going into CARDIAC ARREST. You got so excited and were going to fall down on the floor and passed out due too the excitement...get a real life...
as much of a life as commenting on a 2 year old video on some random persons youtube channel LOL I really do love you peasant trolls I would be sad if you didn't exist :)
Junk. Mine lasted one year.
damn :\ mine was great for a long time and even the new owner of it thankfully has no issues maybe it was just a bad unit :O
Had to by pass circuit board and wired directly to pump wires. Overflow switch is our junk. Installed my own switch. Pump works but no overflow protection.
I blue line told me everything about you….. desecration of the American 🇺🇸
Your frontal lobe damage comment has also told me everything I would ever want to know about you as well lol funny how that works
@@HonestlyOCD bootlicker
the best ?? i used for less than a year,and stop working
that's YOUR experience lol just like some people purchase some things and have zero issues forever while others need to put in warranty claims :)
@@HonestlyOCD yes..is my experience and is a grab..