KATUMO Gasoline Siphon Hose, Gas Oil Water Fuel Transfer Siphon Pump, Portable Widely Use Hand Fuel Pump, Fuel Transfer Pump with PVC Hoses

I had just filled fuel tank on my K2500 truck when fuel tank straps & support failed. Easiest solution to drain tank was siphoning. A slow process, but easier that trying to open corroded fuel return line and empty tank with the fuel pump. Worked just fine.

Worked great for draining an overfilled transmission. I did have to swap out the hose for one that was slightly smaller diameter, but that was probably just because of my specific set up. The pump itself and internal check valve worked perfectly for this.

Works great but had to get the kinks from shipping out of the tube by pouring boiling water over them. Cheap and did the job. Wouldn’t buy it for everyday work or big jobs

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It pretty low quality, but all appear the same, so no options for this. I needed this for a specific job - how it had to be done; the only way/method. The internal ball valve immediately failed - use finger over exit hole for that suction. Also, the valve appeared to get stuck and the ball remained flattened - no re-draw to inflate. So, once the valve broke, it seemed to work. Once I got it "started" I just popped the Ball off - no need for the little light weight (useless) spring clips - once the Ball was off, it flowed much better.So, one could plan on tossing it out when done, etc. The ball might be "pure" ? rubber, as that goes... lots of black came out initially, so, unless using it on pure water and storing it in a UV shielded container - it'll turn to dust soon enough; it's not a robust tool at all.Moreover, the aluminum, with all of that above - just seals the low quality opinion of it. So, if need it and all the rest above, one knows what to expect.Oh, even the tube, arrived with multiple kinks which tended to collapse and no amount of hot water to re-form it mattered. Those spots I had to keep an eye on for collapse.I think, just get some good, thick wall tubing and a starter ball/suction and go that route if understand how stuff used to be done. I should have known better I guess, too.I hope that helps someone!

Perhaps the liquid I was using was too thick, causing product to build up. it seemed to clog and stop working after a while. Took forever to suck out that water. I thought that I just had to pump it enough to get the water flowing and then I did but I ended up having to pump the entire time or else it'd just stop flowing. Occasionally the bulb will get stuck and collapse on itself. Id have to take it apart it and then start over again.

works as it should

I had a stroke so lifting heavy items is hard. Whenever I would make pasta I found it hard to drain the water. Although this is for r gas, I use it to drain water from my pots!