VEVOR 30 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Gas Storage Tank & 4 Wheels, with Manual Transfer Pump, Gasoline Diesel Fuel Container for Cars, Lawn Mowers, ATVs, Boats, More, Blue

Just hope it doesn’t leak and all the parts are there

Handle broke, tank leaked, bad weld on bottomYou would think they would have pressure tested tank.

This works much better than expected. Easy to assemble.

After filling the tank 3 times one of the small wheels broke and the pump got really tight and the handle broke. Need a new pump after 5 months of use

I live in Florida and after being without power for 2 weeks after Hurricane Ian realized I needed more fuel on hand but storing that much fuel safely was of concern so I bought two of these. They’re sturdy and seem built well for my purpose. Not sure how well they’d hold up to daily use.The welds are quick and dirty and the threads were all painted over making assembly a little difficult, especially on the handle. I’m pretty sure I cross threaded one side of both handles because I couldn’t get it lined up otherwise. Given that it shouldn’t ever need to come apart it’s not really a problem, but it was a little annoying.Even with the front wheel screwed all the way in, they both lean back a few degrees. I’m not sure if that’s a feature or a bug, but the result is the fuel gauge not to reading accurately unless you pick it up off the rear wheels, something that’s less than convenient when full.As I expect these to hang out in my garage in case of a prolonged power outage, they’re fine (far better than a bunch of red cans!) and I’d recommend them for light home use. For commercial or farm use, you may want something sturdier.

I have several small engine driven pieces of equipment. This is so much easier than manhandling those Bulky 5 gallon EPA spill anyway cans. Double Thumbs up!

Perfect size

Simple assembly , seem welded . Only concern us how the front wheels attachthe mounting plate for the castor wheels is ... that it appears that the studs may ne just that . Studs welded to the tank and not through it then welded. Possibly could Crack studs off over time from. Vibration or sudden impact. And that could be a big mess if occurred. Could be big mess and stainless steels propertie could crack even more . Haven't filled or tested pump yet. P.s. don't forget to put the lock nut on the tube the pump attaches to... before putting pump on. Cautious and care to ensure over tightening doe not Crack pump from over tightening. Aluminum on pipe threads not a very desirable combo but should be OK if installed with care .

I got it and started assembling. Took about half an hour to get it together. During assembly I got to admire the engineering that went into their design. I did not expect something this stout and sturdy. Solid rubber wheels are bigger than they appear in the picture. It rolls along very easy empty and with a full tank I don't imagine having any issues carting it around. I haven't used the hand pump yet but plan to try it out very soon.