Recenzje klientów dla Przenośny zbiornik na olej napędowy VEVOR, pojemność 484,5 l i przepływ 45 l/min, zbiornik na paliwo gazowe z pompą transferową 12 V i 4-metrowym wężem gumowym, zbiorniki transferowe na olej napędowy do transportu paliwa, czarne

Unboxing and set up was very easy and straightforward. I did have to tighten a couple screws holding the pump bracket to the tank that had been installed at the factory. I purchased an inexpensive 100aH 12V battery that I leave connected to a solar battery maintainer to power it and it has been fine. I have been using this for about 2 weeks now. I have two regrets. One, is not getting the larger size up from this. Two, is not getting one of these a year ago. It is so much better than lugging around the 5 and 7 gallon jugs. I also don’t get covered in fuel every time that I have to refuel. And it makes it feel like you have your own little personal gas station. I will update this after I have had it a while longer and see how it holds up. I do recommend placing it on a wooden pallet and making a brace around it so that it won’t slide off the pallet. It makes moving it with pallet forks much easier.

Great tank, easy to use and very fast pumping.

Good quality. Pumps fast. Very durable and good features.

Bought my tank about a month ago, it's perfect for refueling my mini excavator. Just wish it had places to tie it down. Other than that it's great. Pumps fuel quickly

I haven't actually used this yet but it looks good. I'm taking the advice I've read in these reviews and I'm changing the filter right away before using and I'll make sure all the hose clamps are tight. Other than that, it looks clean inside (from what little I can see) and I'm trusting that the pump works... (The manual states that black goes to the neg and red to the pos terminals but if it's running backwards reverse the connection) Really? How funny is that? Oh well, if that's the only thing wrong then this is a great tank!

Like the product, solid quality, great pumping capacity. however you must remember each time you fill up to get the air out of tank by running fuel through hose system back into tank before filling equipment.

I went with the 58 gallon and it's been reliable for hauling diesel around the property. If you want to get the most out of it, do yourself a favor and add a battery mount for whatever cordless tools you run. I put on a Milwaukee battery adapter and it made a real difference not having to mess with cords or a separate power source. I'd also recommend swapping in a decent filter right away. I went with the Fill-Rite 10 Micron Hydrosorb fuel filter and it gives me a lot more peace of mind about water and junk getting into the tank. The one real downside is there's no bottom drain. With the 58 gallon it hasn't been a big deal for me since I tend to cycle through the fuel, but if you plan on keeping diesel sitting in it for long stretches, that's worth thinking about. Without a low drain you can't easily pull water and sediment off the bottom. For the price though, hard to complain. A couple of small upgrades and it goes from good to great.

Bought about a month ago. I assembled the hose connections. I plugged it into my truck and nada - it was pumping in reverse. I reversed the leads and it started pumping fine. Apparently someone miswired the pump inside. It works good and will make filling my tractors easier than 5 gallon cans.

Works good

The tank has been used for the last year. It has held up very well and holds fuel without any leaks. The pump died on it in August. I had a difficult time finding a replacement pump that matched the holes in the tank, but I did find one. I do recommend the tank. The only real disappointment is this is a 48.5 gallon tank. Not a 58 gallon tank.