These work great. You can stick a piece of 1/2" tygon on the hose to extend the reach.I agree - you really have the shake the shaker end fast - usually faster than I can do it.
I would suggest getting one of the cheap battery operated pumps. I bought the cheapest one I could find just as a trial without wasting a bunch if money. Should have bought one years ago…
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Amazon.com: Ideaworks JB4840 Sierra Tools JB5684 Battery Operated Liquid Transfer Pump, Single, red, Blue, Black : Automotive
Amazon.com: Ideaworks JB4840 Sierra Tools JB5684 Battery Operated Liquid Transfer Pump, Single, red, Blue, Black : Automotivewww.amazon.com
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Just like buying crap from Titan...cheap copies of someone else's work. I bought the original:Cheaper versions (Chinese crap) have stiff hose which makes them very frustrating to use.
I bought a couple from harbor freight. Garbage.
Just recieved this today. It looks exactly like what I needed. Thanks for the post.I had to drain the fuel from a jetski...when I was young we would just suck on a hose...but now that I'm older wasn't going to do that anymore. So I ordered something similar to what you show and it worked really well, was surprised. Used it to also drain the tank in an old car, did great.
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Amazon.com: GasTapper Siphon Pump - SiphonPro Fuel Hand Pump for Gas, Oil, Diesel & Water w/ 9 Ft Hose - Includes Brass Tip Weight and Pinch Clip - 3.5 Gls/Min : Automotive
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In my experience, extremely well. I have used one every day for the past 6 years to empty the remaining water in 2 horse troughs before I refill them with fresh water. The troughs are on stands, not on the ground, so once the siphone effect starts the flow is almost as good as with the battery pump I own but don't use any more. It sure beats going to the trough on a winter day only to find dead or weak batteries on your powered pump.Do these actually work. Was looking for a decent siphon for my generator, tractor if need be, lawn equipment etc…. This looked simple and easy to store and keep. But is it practical and function well ? Anyone use one ?
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used one quite a bit to transfer fluids (boat) ......worked as it should when i used it a lot i was siphoning from 5gal cans to fuel tank ....used on gas ........i did not have to generate a lot of fluid lift thoughDo these actually work. Was looking for a decent siphon for my generator, tractor if need be, lawn equipment etc…. This looked simple and easy to store and keep. But is it practical and function well ? Anyone use one ?
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