Scepter Flo N Go Duramax 14 Gallon Wheeled Gas Can Caddy with Siphon Pump

This 14 gallon capacity Scepter Flo N Go Gas Can Caddy is very well made - very heavy duty (thick) plastic body that will easily brush off being bumped into or stand up to being slid around when layed down for refueling; the spigot is solid brass and well machined, not rough like a cast metal water spigot, and it has two (2) very easy to use ball valves on it for extra security against accidently releasing fuel into the hose when you are storing the caddy. The gas cap is also of a heavy duty construction, and it has a small pressure relief vent built into it, which is threaded into the center of the cap and will slowly release any built-up pressure when opened before either dispensing fuel or before the cap is removed to refill the caddy - another good thing about this pressure relief vent valve is that it is self-retaining (no risk of it falling out of the cap

Great price, works good. I purchased a 12v pump from HF that works much better than the hand pump. Gravity works good also getting gas out. Overall happy, second one purchased.

Very well built gas/diesel container with thick line for pump handle. Thick plastic container that holds the liquid with no bending or flimsiness. Will serve my needs perfectly. Great alternative to trying to fill tanks with 5 gallon gas can.

The 14 gallon Flogo Duramax fuel tank arrived with a broken hose crimp at the brass shut off valve. Walmart.com didn't offer a return on this product. Now I have an oversized 14 gal gas can that's hard to lift.

Does what it says it does. I was actually surprised at the quality especially for the cost. The hand pump frankly kind of sucks, but again...does what it says it does and it will work fine for me to fill my generator and such while I'm traveling/camping. I mainly bought this as a transfer tank for the oil heat in my house. I have a gas station 2 blocks away with off road diesel so a half dozen trips to fill my oil tank isn't a huge deal. I got about a 1/4 of the way through this container on my first trip before I realized I needed to figure out an alternative method of transferring fuel from this to my tank. besides the hand pump. So I will leave you knowing an airline fitting fits the vent cap perfectly after you pop the center out and it seems to safely hold at least 10psi. This set-up may or may not become fully automatic at that point and may or may not seem about the same as using a gas station pump.