16 Gallon 60L Portable Fuel Caddy Tank with 12V DC Electric Gasoline Diesel Fuel Transfer Pump, Switch Control, Wheels, for Gasoline Diesel Kerosene & More

Living in Florida, we are always looking at hurricane season. Since we have a big generator, one of my hurricane prep tasks is starting to collect gas at the beginning of the season (not waiting in line for hours last minute). We fill plenty of 5 gallon cans and store them through the season, then whatever isn't used, I use to fill up the cars to use it up.To make it convenient, I tried using a battery pump (similar to the one on the tank) that would fit into the cans. This was a great idea, except my can's had a couple little notches that made putting the hose in them difficult and eventually the pump broke.I got this tank and pump due to it's price and size and so far, it's worked well.Empty this thing falls over easily, which makes filling it different. I have my son hold it, while filling it, and it works just fine. Once it's full, it's surprisingly stable just sitting in place. In my case, I'm not actually transporting this tank in a vehicle, but you would definitely want to strap it in.The one thing I added, is to purchase a big metal fuel funnel that's used for tractors. It with a couple slight mods to the funnel, it fits snuggly into the tank and makes filling the tank much easier.Rolling this to the car or generator is a breeze. The only drawback to this pump is the speed. OMG, filling a little Hyundai Elantra gas tank is like watching paint dry. It's not fast by any standard. However, it's still faster than holding a 5 gallon can the whole time and WAY easier.I might consider buying a few more as time goes by just for the convenient fuel storage.

Unfortunately, I bought this and left it in the box for almost 9 mo [my bad, but in MN this isn't my priority in the winter/hunting months]. I used it to fill my pontoon twice when it started leaking. Only after inspection did I find out why... The wheel carriage is too short and the metal supports dig into the tank causing a leak. When I took it apart to fix the crack, I found the gas caps [strong emphasis on GAS] gaskets completely deteriorated from being in contact with GASOLINE. I contacted the seller FOR PARTS, not even warranty, and they won't help a guy out. "Sorry we only warranty for 3 months." DO NOT BUY THIS TRASH.

My husband operates a lawn service. He wanted a gas tank that he could store extra fuel in his trailer. This item is excellent. Mounted to the drivers side of the trailer for easy fill up from the pump.

It worked for a while, but then dumped a ton of fuel in my garage. It appears a small leak formed where the wheels join the body. The glue used to hold the wheels on was weakened by the fuel, and the thing self-disassembled. It's garbage. The little fuel pump that came with it was ok.

Well made,,easy to setup and use.

Not very well constructed. Developed a pin hole leak near the wheel axel. Not something you want to have leak. Plastic need to be sturdier.

Looked to be a good unit, filled it up, pump worked awesome, filler nozzle was great, but next morning about 2 gallons of gas were all over my garage. Leaking right where the wheels meet the tank, both sides leaked. It was not hot weather, and very little pressure built up in tank. So disappointed, really wanted this to work.

I bought two of these, after 3 gallons through the first one, the pump froze up. Wouldn't spin. Took the cover plate of and spun the inpeller by hand. Seemed to work untill next time I wanted to use it. Same issue, same fix. Now I just have to hit the cover plate with a hammer to get it to work. Brand new, shouldn't have to do that but it's less effort than to try to send it back. Second one leaks and the pump is unreliable.