Can this pump from the ground up to my car's gas filler?
1377805
If your car's fill tube is within 30 inches from the ground, it will probably work. The hose from the pump is just about as long as the pump unit. (23 inches)
1377806
Unfortunately you need to hold the gas can about 12 inches from the ground - it pumps very fast so the can gets light fast.
2118004
I haven't used my pump, I doubt that it would put out enough pressure to go very far, I am just going to use it to fill a tank on a truck to water my garden during dry weather. Tony McQueen
1576036
NO! If you get the copper pump down the fill tube into your tank there is not enough hose left over to operate it and get the gasoline safely into a gasoline container. Now you have to get the copper pump out of the tank. You may find out the pump will pull off the hose and roll around at the bottom of your fuel tank for the rest of the vehicle's life. As siphoning from a gasoline container to the vehicle no problem.
275090
Yes but its better to fill the lines first to protec the fuel pump , remember the gasoline works as a lubricant .. Just be carefull on that.. Other than that the fuel pump works great
1422845
Yes. it will take a minute or two to pump up from minimum pressure, but it should be no problem.
1322874
It would work. But I think u should go to 500 gph or higher. These pumps were made to pump short distances
760925
I don't know, we are not using it that way. My husband has made it into a Texaco Old Fashioned Gas Pump. Sorry
1929697
Not really. ONE end has valve on it that may not fit through the car gas cap
302043
Yes assuming you have the proper regulator, and supporting fuel plumbing. Keep I'm mind pumps are better suited to push fuel instead of suck it.
1803272
For certain this will go over dirt mounds. Tree roots I am not sure about. I suppose that would depend on clearance. If it were gradual I would say yes. Guessing the car could handle a root an inch or two high.
1399876
I bought a pump that plugs into the car. You could blow it up with your mouth, but it's pretty big for that.
2148524
That is a good question. It doesn't appear to have high discharge pressure, so I don't think it would do too well. I have pumped from the ground level up higher with no real problem. Probably any sort of restriction would keep the flow way down. Keep in mind that the pump is driven by a battery.
651691
Sure could. Easy day. Fill it up then take it to the auto store for disposal
444392
No! The pressure needed is much higher than that offered by a gas station air hose.
1658042
If you set it on the ground next to your tire (I have an SUV), the air hose will reach half way up the tire.The cables are not very long, as you can set the jump start close to your battery, they are long enough to reach from the front of hood to the battery that is in the front.Hope that helps
1023213
No. Please don't. Spend the money and get a container made for that. The top is too small to fit the nozzle of a gas pump anyway. And trying to pour it in would require a funnel...the top is plastic and I don't know the grade but you have to think about the plastic degrading and causing leaks.
1675154
Yes you can. There is a cap on the top and a pump nozzle sits in there very well. You can also watch the gas gauge rise so you'll know when to stop. Works fantastic