Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Tanque de combustible Tanque de almacenamiento de gasolina portátil de 25 galones con ruedas bomba de transferencia manual tanque de gasolina diesel para automóviles, vehículos, barcos, rojo

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.

I really like this gas can all last year. But recently the hose shrank, it's not long enough anymore, and now it leaks. It leaks from both the bottom where the valve screws into the tank and also from where the hose connects to the pump. The pump has also become very difficult to turn. It feels like it's grinding as I crank the handle. But when it worked it worked really good. It pumps fast. But I think it may be time to get rid of this one... I might try to see if I can find the right size fuel hose. I wonder if this hose wasn't rated for fuel and the gas made it shrink.

This fuel caddy is the first Vevor product to disappoint us. We read the reviews that said to add a hose clamp when connecting the rubber hose to the valve, so we did. Leaking problem solved, NOT. Apparently the metal petcock valve threads are screwed in to plastic threads. Once it starts leaking, there is no way to tighten it. We have to store it laying down or all the fuel will leak out, but you have to stand it up to use the pump. Not a great design. We will attempt to use some form of thread lock type product after we have used the fuel in the caddy.

Gaskets and teflon tape provided dissolved in fuel, causing it to leak badly. Vevor was great about it and sent me new gaskets that seem to be of the correct material, however it really points to a poor design. The hose outlet should not be at the bottom of the tank. They could just as easily put it up high and have a hose reach the bottom from inside the tank. A leak where it is now makes a mess quickly and is potentially dangerous. The hand pump works ok, but there's no auto-shutoff so you need to be close enough to watch fuel level while pumping. When I finally get it to stop leaking, I'll probably just use as a transfer tank.

I havent really used it very much i filled it up twice since I got it the pump started grinding and eventually just locked up I have had to just pour the existing gas into another container.

I got this last summer and can't keep it from leaking. The bottom fitting is nothing more than a water hose valve. I can't leave it standing up or it leaks. 1st thing i did was buy better hose clamps which helped the pump leaks. It is nice for filling and transporting. I think the metal caddy would be better a better option for me. I just don't know about filling and moving it around.

Unable to get it to not leak where fill line connects to tank

This is maybe would be a great idea. The crank broke the first day I used it. Leaks when left in standing position. Save yourself headaches buy a 5 gallon gas can.

At first it works great but after a week the hose bursted and I get it fixed then it stop pumping

I was delayed in completing assembly because the hose clamps provided were of very poor quality, and after trying to snug the first one it failed. I purchase good quality clamps and completed assembly, but didn't purchase fuel until today to try it out. It is a good thing that it has the ball valve shutoff, because the lower hose connection is very rone to leaking at the hose to tank connection. The suction barb that threads to the ball valve is too short to accommodate 2 hose clamps to get a better seal (It would accommodate two of the provided clamps, but the would have failed on tightening). The hose connections at the pump suction and discharge sealed fine. I was able to slow down the leak, but was unable to stop it. Before next use I will try a paste sealant to see if that will help. I got the caddy for use with Diesel fuel, it would have been nice if it was available in yellow.