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etrailer | The Low-Down on the TeraPump Fuel Transfer Pump for Gas Cans and Buckets

Click for more info and reviews of this TeraPump Fuel Transfer Pump: https://www.etrailer.com/Fuel-Transfe... Check out some similar Fuel Transfer Pump options: https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Fuel... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-Demo-Tera... Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com and today we're gonna take a look at this Tera Pump electric fuel transfer pump for your gas cans and buckets. Now this electric pump is going to let you transfer fuel to your mower, boat, ATV and more. And with a pump like this you're not gonna have to worry about funnels or spilling. You're not gonna have to worry about lifting your gas can or bucket or other container that you're transferring liquids from. So it's gonna be less of a mess and more convenient for you. It's gonna be perfect to have on hand in your garage, in your shop and at for your yard equipment and even for yard work itself and have available to use at your farm and at the dock. Now this pump works with non-corrosive liquids such as gasoline, diesel, DEF Addblue, non-potable water, kerosene, antifreeze, windshield washer fluid and mild detergents and agricultural chemicals and light oils. It is not compatible with acetone, benne, creosol, ethyl phenol, methyl ehtyl, concentrated caustic soda liquid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, thinners, or solvents. Now the intake tube that we have right here that is going to measure right about 17 and five eighths inches long. And the width is sitting right at one and three 16 inches. And it does include a filter attachment that you see right here. That's going to have a stainless steel filter within that is going to help keep debris out of the motor to prevent possible damage. So this is going to be be very easy just to slide on the end of your intake tube and then just tighten it there with that nut on the attachment and that's going to allow it to be secure at the end of this intake tube. So you're not gonna have to worry about that accidentally slipping off in the tank that you're transferring fuel or other liquids from. Now this has a discharge hose that is composed of flexible plastic and the overall length of this hose is about 98 and three eighths inches long. So you've got a pretty good length of hose and you can see I have this kind of rolled up here to keep it all in frame here on my table. And this has a flow rate up to 2.8 gallons per minute. And this has a built in holster for the discharge nozzle. So let me zoom out here real quick just to show you. So when you're done using this, you can just slide it into this holster and that's going to allow it to stay completely out of your way. Let me just slide that in there for you. And so it has a, it's a tight fit as you can see but that's going to keep this from flopping around when you're not using it and keeping it all in one place. Now this does have, this is powered by two different means and we have connections for each of those different ways to power this unit. So let me just kind of roll this up here a little bit. First we have our AC adapter that's going to let you plug the pump into a standard 120 volt wall outlet. And once you have that plugged into the outlet you can just plug it in right there and that's how it's going to get its power. Now if you're outside and you don't have access to an AC outlet, this also comes with battery cables that will plug, that will clamp onto your 12 volt battery. And again, that's going to plug in right there. So this is pretty flexible with how it can be powered. And then once you have this connected to a power source, you're just going to flip the power switch on and then you'll squeeze the nozzle handle to control the rate of flow and then release the handle and turn the switch off to stop that flow. Now it is a good idea that when you are done using this, before holstering the discharge nozzle, just to kind of lift it up a little bit and let that residue liquid go back down through the pump back to your container so it's not being collected in the discharge hose itself. Now this does have a hook, a nozzle hook rather, that's going to let you keep this flowing so you don't have to squeeze the handle continuously if you have a lot of liquid to transfer. And then it'll also let you control the rate of flow too as you turn that hook. So that's going to be very convenient for you. Of course, you don't wanna leave this unattended while you're transferring liquid to prevent possible overflow. So that's a nice feature that is included with this. On the top and back here of our pump, there is a U-shaped hook that's going to let you hang this pump up for storage. I also wanted to show you that this has an attachment. It has a shower head