Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Tanque de Combustible Marino de 55 L para Barco con Manguera de 3 m, Compatible con la Mayoría de Motores Fueraborda, para Repostar al Aire Libre en Diferentes Tipos de Embarcaciones

Je suis satisfait de cet achat. Je l'ai acheté car quelqu'un a volé mes nourrices dans mon bateau.

Great quality and will work with yamaha fitting if you want to up line size to 3/8" bought 2 so far.

Excellent quality at a good price.

So far so good. Haven't used it for a trip yet but didn't have any issues running the motor in the yard

Cant wait use it. I will make a cover for it

costaud et conforme , jauge visible essence , ferme bien , pré trou pour pouvoir mettre un jauge électrique

Sturdy construction should last many years and excellent design with handles cast into the tank for easy transport when full. Fuel gauge does not move from full to empty but it's not really necessary, that's why the 3 rating in quality. It appears to be a float gauge most probably succumbed to rough handling during shipping. If I thought it was necessary I could probably disassemble and repair but I need the tank now and don't wish to return and replace as Vevor most likely would if asked.

I am using this product out of the ordinary usage. I had to change out an old fuel tank on a generator and wanted more fuel capacity. I did not want to drill in a petcock into the bottom of the plastic tank for gravity feed for I setup a valve vacuum driven fuel pump. I prime the system with the fuel ball and then crank it up. It works fantastically.

The gas tank is well built as it should be. It fit perfectly on the back of our 16 foot pontoon. We had a smaller tank and wanted to go up to a fifteen gallon from a twelve gallon.

Tank, hose and connectors quality is great but unfortunately the gauge is veey poor. The gauge starts to show tank level at 20litres and stops at 50litres. Also the gauge vent very cloydy after the tank was filled so now it is impossible to see petrol level. The cloudyness cannot be because of moisture since the tank was never outdoors when this happened. Only E98 petrol used.