DO NOT BUY UNTIL YOU WATCH - TERAPUMP 4th Gen Fuel Transfer Electric Fuel Pump TRFA01 vs Gas Can

We put the 4th Gen Terapump electric Fuel pump head to head in a race with a traditional gas can on who can trasnfer 25 litres (5 Gallons) of fuel into our boat. Who do you think will win. TERA PUMP TREP01-T - Multi-Purpose Battery Powered Fuel/Liquid Transfer Telescopic Electric Pump or the tradition gas can?
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TERAPUMP 4th Gen - Fuel Transfer Pump/No More Gas Can Lifting, Fits numerous Gas Cans (Advanced Auto-Stop Sensor and Flexible in and Out Take Hose)
• NO-LEAK TRANSFER | Our advanced build prevents leaking from the pump head during re-fueling & liquid Transfer. Transfer with out worry of spilling your precious fuel. Simply utilize Four (4) AA Batteries, Sold Seperatly to pump up gas, diesel, kerosene or even non-potable water
• OVERFLOW PROTECTION | Our Gas Can Pump was designed to be prevent fuel loss w/ Auto Stop Sensor built into the Nozzle. Nozzle will automatically stop pumping and warn with a bostirous beep, preventing any loss of fuel
• 3X TRANSFER RATES | High volume transfer rates at 2.4 Gallons per Minute or 9.2 Liters per Minute. Four AA Batteries will provide up to 250 Gallons of fuel transfer without the need to change out the batteries. Only have Two (2) Batteries? Our pump can be used with only Two AA Batteries for emergencies to save you power and money
• SAVE YOUR BACK | Tired of Spilling Fuel? Our Pump can help and save you the pain and the mess. Automatically transfer fuel with a Single Hand or No Hands at All for a Hand-Free Experience | 39 inch Foot Discharge Hose + 3.8 Nozzle for transfering to Boats from the dock, Generators, ATVs, Tractors, Cars, Trucks and more
• PORTABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT | Easy to store anywhere for convinient use. CSA Safety Certified by the CSA Group under USA UL Standards feel confident pumping gas and backed by a 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty - Includes Three (3) Gas Can Adapter sure to fit more North American Gas Cans
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[@mudbrats]

TERAPUMP 4th Generation Fuel Transfer Pump: BUY it HERE: amzn.to/3A97glr

[@R.L.woodbaron]

I bought one and it’s a real game changer. 5 stars!

[@mudbrats]

I love it - use it all winter and it hasnt let me down - even in -40°c!

[@Mr._Impala]

I have one works great and saves your back ! If it stops working try spinning the fan looking thing on the part that goes in to the gas can for what ever reason it needs a little help going . I all most trashed it may or may not work for all but worked for me

[@mudbrats]

@@Mr._Impala good tip! ill try to keep that in mind! mines still working great and i use it summer and winter in -40

[@mikeguliz]

Cool was actually looking at one of those wasn’t sure how good a reliable they were thanks for the vid Gary👊

[@mudbrats]

You would love it... I friggin hate pouring. Gas can. It’s awesome for the bikes and sleds. No mess, no spills, and no overflow!

[@mikeguliz]

Yeah they’re starting to get heavy

[@mudbrats]

@@mikeguliz Its not that we are getting weaker.... its the high priced gas is a lot heavier than low priced gas... truth

[@mysteryplumber]

Just got one to fill our diesel heater, can’t wait

[@mudbrats]

2yrs later and mine is still pumping strong. i think i have changed the batteries twice. i use panasonic gold batteries for electronics from dollarama

[@mikeguliz]

Oh yeah cool shorts🤘🏻

[@mudbrats]

😎

[@cosmological7773]

Was wondering how it will handle MN winters. Thanks for mentioning it works in the cold

[@mudbrats]

no worries! ill run some vids this winter

[@KTB3007]

Good video - how many Jerry cans do the batteries last for?

[@mudbrats]

I put the High Performance batteries in this when I bought it (gold panosonic from dollar store) and they are still going a year later! It doesnt use batteries like I thought it would and I was surprised it worked in -40º in Kirkland Lake last year!

[@KTB3007]

@@mudbrats right on - should work in Kenora then.

[@gregkersey6106]

If you use it in the winter, might want to try lithium batteries, sometimes they work better in the cold weather

[@jreg0028]

How is that hose holding up, it looks a bit flimsy.

[@mudbrats]

Still using it - working great. I use it winter and all year long. Zero complaints and holding up well

[@mrtechie6810]

How do you clean it if you want to store it in the house?

[@mudbrats]

Not sure on that one.... Sorry. Maybe reach out to Terapump and see what they say. Let them know you seen it here.

[@scottsyoutubeworld1824]

Conservative Republican environmentalist here, who appreciates your concern about spilling into the lake. Question: I have one of those Terapump stick things that cost a bit less than $20. And it won't lift the gas into a tall dual sport motorcycle, if the container is on the ground. Will this unit lift gas that high? Thanks for the great video!

[@mudbrats]

pretty sure it will but i can test this in the next couple of weeks and let you know. I havent had any problems with “uphill” pumping but havent had it on the ground to the top of my bike yet

[@AngusNB]

@@mudbrats "i can test this in the next couple of weeks" It's been 2 months, how did the test go?

[@humai771]

Will it do def or is that to corrosive

[@mudbrats]

Not sure - You would have to see if DEF is worst than gas