Multifunction Liquid Sucker Pump, Manual Fuel Transfer Pump Gasoline Siphone Hose, Portable Siphon Pump For Gasoline Diesel And Other Liquid Water, with 3.2/6.5/9.8ft Siphon Hose. (3.2 ft)

Man this! this is and pump and suck for sure y'all.Boy I'll tell you, the speed is out of this world,its easy to install, just drop it in the bottom of the tank. start the squeezing until it starts to flow on its own !! No need to suck AT all, that's what really drew my attention to this option. It literally has the quality of a dollars store clearance item but you get what you pay for It works as it's designed to operate, guaranteed not to leak AND it shows up clean and you can't beat that ,right ?!

Perhaps this product would work well when siphoning water, but once the tubing comes into contact with gasoline, it loses all structural integrity, such that it collapses in on itself with the slightest bit of suction. And, of course, when siphoning liquids, some suction is created…that’s how it works. Therefore, it is entirely useless when attempting to siphon gasoline.In fact, I wonder if the company selling this product has ever even bothered to use it for this purpose. If they did, it would become immediately evident that this particular type of tubing is utterly inappropriate for this purpose. But then, one of the reviews I read for this product was actually a review of a watch, so I suspect that the seller of this product repurposed the product listing of a completely unrelated product (a watch) with a high average rating…something done all the time on Amazon.I should also point out that the listing says that it includes PVC tubing. While I am not a chemist, I know what PVC tubing is, and the clear flexible tubing in this product certainly doesn’t seem like any PVC I’ve ever seen before.

Better than expected for the price

Really is a good siphoning tool but the hose is not the best in my opinion.

sorry to say it did work well

worked perfectly. good quality hose

Hose is okay but the plastic around the diaphragm piece fell apart. Both sides where the hose attaches broke just hanging in the garage.Complete waste of money.

I used this product to transfer fuel from a 5-Gallon container to my tractor. The softness of the hose made it easily kink. The kinking at first inhibited the fuel flow and within thirty seconds or so prevented any further uptake until the bulb was pumped vigorously. Additionally, the diameter of the hose was too large & required many pumps to draw the fuel up the intake tube.I replaced the hose with a stiffer, corrugated hoses from the common type of hand-pump siphon that has a semi-stiff, squeezable red plastic top with the screw-on/screw-off pressure release, a rigid plastic uptake hose, and a corrugated discharge hose. Once the hoses were swapped, the product worked great.Things I liked -- it had an on-off (open-close) valve and no-tools-required set of hose clamps that could be tightened by hand.