John Dow Rotary Pump for Poly Gas Caddies | Gas + Oil Cans

Oz. Per Stroke

N/A

Fits 2in. bung
Adjustable height
Includes grounded discharge/suction hose

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Manufacturer Warranty: 12 months parts / 12 months labor

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Overall Rating

1.3 / 5

0 of 4 would recommend this product to a friend.

Product Reviews

Overall Rating:

1 / 5

Rusty and not worth the money, August 1, 2008
By Toolup from Kenosha, WI

"When I received this product, the pump tubes were rusted on the inside. I don't want rust in my gasoline, so I had to submerge these in a de-rusting compound before even using it. When that was all taken care of, I started to use the pump and I hate it's design.

It is not designed to stay on the gas caddy all the time. It does not seal, so your gas would evaporate constantly out of the pump. I'm not interested in putting the pump into the gas caddy every time I want to use it.

My solution was to simply stack up a bunch of pallets and build a ramp. My gas caddy is about 3.5 ft off the ground so gravity is my pump now."

What is your level of technical expertise?: Professional

Overall Rating:

1 / 5

Gas pump, July 22, 2007
By BoatingBob from Ellenburg depot New York

"This pump is not worth the money. It leaks, it pumps very hard, it has a very poor fitting attachment to the caddy, you doo a lot of cranking to pump muck gas. The pump leaks around the housing . I have tried tightning, but it doesn't stop the leak. If you stop the pump at a certin spot you have to reverse it to get it to turn becouse it turns forward so hard. The fitting to the caddy does not support the pump and the pickup pipe very well. It strips out just from the weight of the pump, and the preasure of turning the handle. I sealed the joints in the pick up pipe but the pump still pumps some air in the gas. I think it is from leaks in the pump itsself. When you lay it down to fill it leaks around the fitting that holds the pick up tube. This is not sealed and lets gas evaporate. Giving it one star is very generous"

What is your level of technical expertise?: Professional

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

Overall Rating:

1 / 5

John Dow Rotary Pump for gas caddy, July 10, 2007
By JLand9 from Bellingham, Washington

"Pump leaks at bottom of casting.
Hard to get flow going - need to wind fast.
Pump does not make a seal, so gas evaporates.
Pump was a waste of money."

What is your level of technical expertise?: Home Handyman

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

Overall Rating:

2 / 5

beanie1934, November 16, 2006
By beanie1934

"nice pump it had a sand pit hole in casting and leaked gas put a dab of gorila glue on hole so it would not leak gas thanks to THE GLUE"

4 of 4 people found this review helpful.