Ready for Snow and Storm Season
Keep your snow blower and backup generator fueled when you need them most. Roll the tank to the machine and refill right in your driveway
Fewer Trips to the Gas Station
Fill up once at the pump and haul up to 15 gallons home. One tank does the work of three 5-gallon cans
Brad Miller
Ocala, FL · 2h ago
Filling my zero-turn mower used to mean juggling 3 heavy gas cans and spilling half of it on my lawn. This 15-gal tank rolls super smooth and the pump handle gives me zero leaks.
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Marcus Sterling
Lake Norman, NC · 4h ago
Game changer for fueling two jet skis on the dock. Gravity feed works fast once you vent it properly, saving me hundreds on overpriced marina gas.
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Sarah Jenkins
Houston, TX · 7h ago
Bought this to store non-ethanol gas for hurricane season and our home generator. Seals 100% airtight in the garage with zero gasoline fumes or vapor odor.
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Cody Vance
Bozeman, MT · 11h ago
I lay it flat in the bed of my pickup to fill at the station, then roll it right out to refuel our ATVs and tractor. Saves my back from lifting 100lbs of fuel!
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Roll It. Don’t Lift It
Wheel up to 15 gallons to your mower, ATV or boat on 6-inch wheels. Fill it partway if you’d rather lift it into your vehicle
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Refuel your mower, ATV, boat and generator from a single tank. Fewer cans to carry, fewer trips to the pump
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use it?
- Set the tank on level ground and fill it with fuel, leaving some room at the top for expansion.
- Connect the hose and open the shut-off valve.
- Place the nozzle in the tank of the equipment you're filling.
- Let gravity do the work by raising the tank above the equipment, or use the siphon pump.
- Close the valve when you're done.
How heavy is it when full?
Gasoline weighs about 6 lb per gallon, so a full 15-gallon tank holds roughly 90 lb of fuel, plus the weight of the tank itself.
That's why it's built to roll on its wheels instead of being lifted. If you plan to lift it into a vehicle, fill it partway or ask someone to help.
How fast does it fill my equipment?
Siphon-style pumps are slower than a gas station pump, and the flow depends on how high the tank sits.
For the best flow, place the tank higher than the tank you're filling. Small engine tanks like mowers and snow blowers take a minute or two once the fuel is flowing.
Can I use it for gasoline and diesel?
Yes, it's designed for gasoline and diesel. We recommend using one fuel type per tank so the two never mix.
Does it leak?
The tank has a screw-on cap and a shut-off valve at the hose outlet. Before first use, check that the cap and hose connection are snug,
and close the valve whenever you're not pumping.
What equipment can I fill with it?
Lawn mowers, riding mowers and tractors, ATVs, generators, snow blowers, boats and jet skis, and more. If it runs on gasoline or diesel, this tank can refuel it.
Can I transport it in my truck or SUV?
Yes. Keep the cap and valve closed, secure the tank so it can't tip or slide, and follow your local rules for carrying fuel.
Many owners fill it lying flat in the truck bed or cargo area.
How should I store fuel in it?
Keep it in a cool, well-ventilated place away from heat, sparks and open flames. For long storage, use fuel stabilizer
and keep the cap tightly closed.
What's included?
The 15-gallon tank, siphon pump and 10 ft hose, as shown in the product photos.
What if I'm not happy with it?
You can return it within 30 days for a refund. If you have any problem with your order, contact us and we'll make it right.
