SWANLAKE GARDEN TOOLS Portable Power Battery Pump, Liquid Fuel/Water Transfer Pump,2.2 Gallons per Min,
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Features
- New Upgrade:Flow control nozzle which allow manual adjustment of flow rate. Filter design can block some impurities.
- Battery operated pump makes it safe and easy to transfer liquid;Tube length of 16 inch fits 3 to 5 gallon fluid.Hose up to 3feet.Suction Tube Diameter of 1inch .
- Siphons at rate of 2.2 gallons or pumps 7 quarts of liquid per minute.Transfer pump for a variety of liquids,gas, water, oil, and other non-corrosive liquids.
- Battery powered pump works full power with 6AA or 2D batteries (not included).
- 5.This quart fluid transfer pump features a lightweight design for easy transport,use in garage,shop,basement, aquarium, boat, bathroom, or yard
Brand: SWANLAKE GARDEN TOOLS
Fit Type: Universal Fit
Vehicle Service Type: Boat
Item dimensions L x W x H: 17 x 4 x 3 inches
Material: Plastic
Brand: SWANLAKE GARDEN TOOLS
Fit Type: Universal Fit
Vehicle Service Type: Boat
Item dimensions L x W x H: 17 x 4 x 3 inches
Material: Plastic
Item Weight: 12 Ounces
Auto Part Position: Outside
Hose Length: 3 Feet
Outlet Connection Size: 1 Inches
Inlet Connection Size: 1 Inches
Outlet Connection Type: threaded
Body Material: Plastic
Inlet Connection Type: Threaded
Gas Type: Gasoline
Mounting Type: Tank Mount
Operation Mode: Mechanical
Manufacturer: SWANLAKE GARDEN TOOLS
UPC: 737311605166
Model: 66019
Item Weight: 12 ounces
Product Dimensions: 17 x 4 x 3 inches
Item model number: 66019
Manufacturer Part Number: SW-66019
Date First Available: April 21, 2021
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GREAT PRODUCT,JUST PUMPED KEROSENE, WORKED WELL. THIS IS MY SECOND ONE, THANK YOU.
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by RICHARD SCHAFER
used twice to transfer gas from 5 gallon container to car, worked ok, cleaned and put in garage, 4 months later tied again and would not turn on, tried all new batteries still no go, sucks, lots of complaints about this same issue, wont buy this model again
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025 by Steve Anderson
First off, I lived through the Texas blizzard in February 2021 without power for 5 days. 20 degrees outside, and it was maybe 35 in the house. I was lucky enough to have moved to Texas from the northeast and had a plethora of blankets to wrap myself in as a way to survive the cold. I had a bag of white bread, peanut butter and jelly that I ate pretty much 3 times a day along with a 24 pack of soda cans that sitting on the floor in the kitchen were as cold as if they'd been in the refrigerator. But since then I have worked to be prepared should that happen again. I bought a 10K BTU kerosene heater (the square style that heats up the front, not the back of the heater. I also have a smaller, round kerosene heater that does heat 360 degrees around it. I purchased a 2.5 gal container of kerosene and did what everyone says to do - fill and burn for at least 30 minutes to burn off the smoke and smell. Now, I knew both my heaters came with the squeeze pump syphon and I doubted my arthritic hands would last very long in pumping the kerosene into the heaters...so I bought this electric one. I really wish they would put in a pair of D batteries as it is a size many people don't have just lying around the house. I did happen to have 2 D batteries, but then, I have also prepared with having pretty much every size battery I might need in an emergency. I even have a case for my batteries so they are easy to find! Anyway, I loaded my D batteries in this syphon, opened the kerosene container, pulled the kerosene tank from the larger, square heater and opened the tank on the smaller round heater. I put the pump section of the syphon in the kerosene container, the tubing into the larger heater's removeable tank, pressed the pump's on button and boom! It was a fast fill - maybe 2 minutes to get the large tank nearly full. I then screwed the piece that delivers kerosene to the bottom of the heater (and to the wick), turned it over, slide it in and immediately heard the glug glug of kerosene entering the wick/burn chamber. I then stepped to the smaller, round heater, put the hose in the hole in the tank section, turned on the pump again and I doubt it was more than 90 seconds until I turned it off while watching the "empty-full" needle jump up. Of course I then started both heaters - man, they warm up FAST! But being done with this electric syphon, I unscrewed the top, removed my 2 D batteries, screwed the top back on, hooked the hose to the little holder on the side and slide the syphon back in the box and stored it next to the kerosene container that has maybe a half gallon left in it. I'm ready for a black out in frigid weather! At least this time my house won't be 35 degrees inside! And thanks to this electric syphon, my hands were not tortured to use the squeeze syphon. Oh, now you don't have to have D batteries on hand - inside the pump section are two pieces that allow you to run it on 6 AA batteries (3 to each piece). Still, I would get the Ds as they are so much easier to drop in and take out. All in all, I love this syphon and if you have issues with your hands, then definitely get this!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022 by Cat Martin
My daughter loves hers but for some reason mine want pump right, it stopped pumping about halfway the jug.
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025 by Brenda Mobley
I just ordered me another one of these. I will use one to transfer potable water from bigger tanks for drinking, cooking etc. the one I just purchased today I will use to transfer water from a creek or pond for my horses when camping with them. Many times when camping with horses water is not close so I have to drive to a stream for water. The length of the pipe is great n it’s narrow enough to fit into most openings. Even my solar shower which is heavy to hoist up high enough to flow water will handle this pipe n make a shower perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024 by Amazon Customer
I got one of these last year. It worked great, but stopped working after a few months. *note that my usage of these are only 3 times a week at the most during spring and summer months* I got a new one and it worked as normal for the first time. The next day it would not turn on. Changed out the new batteries for other new batteries, just in case.. and it still did nothing. I had to return it. I'm still deciding if I want to get another one or just get a manually pumped one. I've had a few of these, basically the same thing, over the last 5 years and none of them last very long at all. I only use them to pump gas from 5 gallon cans into riding mower and rinse them out with water as they all say to do after use - which really is unnecessary in my opinion, but I still follow the instructions. All still fail after a very short time. Even the ones you buy at the bigger hardware stores fail too, the AS SEEN ON TV ones are equally as bad, and one I tried wouldn't fit into the gas cans.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2023 by CRI
Review: SWANLAKE GARDEN TOOLS Portable Power Battery Pump Overview: The SWANLAKE GARDEN TOOLS Portable Power Battery Pump is a versatile and handy tool designed for various applications. Whether you’re in the garage, shop, basement, or out in the yard, this battery-operated pump simplifies liquid transfer tasks. Key Features: Battery Operated: The pump operates on batteries, making it safe and easy to transfer liquids. Compact Design: With dimensions of 17 x 4 x 3 inches, it’s lightweight and portable. Flow Control Nozzle: The nozzle allows manual adjustment of flow rate. Impurity Filter: The filter design blocks some impurities, ensuring cleaner liquid transfer. Siphoning or Pumping: It can siphon at a rate of 2.2 gallons per minute or pump 7 quarts of liquid per minute. Versatile Use: Suitable for various non-corrosive liquids, including gas, water, and oil. Pros: Easy to Use: The battery-powered operation eliminates the need for external power sources. Flexible Tube: The 16-inch tube fits 3 to 5-gallon fluid containers. Durable Construction: Made of sturdy plastic material. Lightweight: Ideal for carrying around and using wherever needed. Cons: Limited Suction Depth: The 3-foot hose may not reach deep containers.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024 by Terry
Nice pump and I purchased it for the control valve like a gas pump to control the flow of kerosene into my heater. After the first use this control for flow leaks. Changed to a worm plant for a hose made it snug and it leaks even worse. I was trying to get away from the kerosene getting on my hands and everywhere else. I guess I’ll have to go back to just using the hose and judging it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by Carol Oswald