Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Carro de combustible Tanque de almacenamiento de gasolina de 30 galones con 4 ruedas bomba de transferencia manual para automóviles, cortadoras de césped, vehículos todo terreno, barcos, azul

I was shorted a front swivel wheel and a deformed rear wheel. Was acknowledged the situation from Vevor but the shortage has not as of yet been rectified. Now how does one use the caddy without wheels?

Look out for metal shavings around the filler entry. Looks like when it was threaded the shavings were not cleaned up. Looks like some may have gotten into the tank. Hope this doesn't cause a problem.

The 35 gal. fuel caddy is good quality for the price. Unfortunately mine arrived missing 1 wheel bearing, and that wheel is cracked. I bought a bearing and installed it. Seems to be strong enough with the crack to support the weight. Overall I’m happy with it so far.

So far so good. The instructions were translated very poorly. But I got through it and so far it's fine. Only been a month or so

Good overall construction. I would prefer a brass fuel cap instead of a plastic one. My biggest complaint is the lack of a drain. Please have your fabricators add one at the bottom with a brass plug. I would also like to see a fuel nozzle cradle accessory to hand on the handles and finally, somewhere to place a small 12v battery to power the pump.

The tank is well made and easy to move around even when full. The only reason it did not get all five stars is the threads on I’ll the fillings (fuel cap and pump attachment) are not standard pipe threads. The other feature that should be improved is the nozzle, it is just a straight piece of aluminum whit no way to keep the dirt out as well a fuel from dribbling out. All that being said I would buy again and highly recommend.

The unit is an excellent value. I recommend. I have gotten two units and the gas gauge does not work in both. Not a big deal when you just want to have a bigger fuel tank.

over all a good pump for the money. I worked great for the first 15 gallons then it slowed down drastically. upon inspection I noticed a very fine unserviceable screen in the aluminum part of the nozzle. It was clogged with debris during the original manufacturing of the tank. I had to poke the screen out with a long rod and it worked just fine. Why put a screen in that can never be cleaned or removed?

Not all parts came with it. With customers service run around I just rigged it my self clear tubing to replace clear plastic for fill level.....

This fuel caddy meets my needs and functions well. I'm a senior and was having trouble lifting 5 gal. fuel cans to the height of my tractors. One thing needs improvement. The wheels and axle are sturdy, but the axel bracket is only welded to the thin sheet metal of the tank and they flex when pushing a full load of fuel, not keeping the wheels parallel. A heavier piece of metal needs to be welded across the bottom of the tank and a full width axle used.