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You're tired of lifting heavy gas cans every time equipment needs fuel. This battery-powered pump moves fuel automatically, and its flow-control handle lets you adjust the flow as you fill your equipment.
Some equipment fills slowly, while other tanks can take fuel much faster. Squeeze the gas-pump-style handle to adjust the flow as you fill your equipment, or engage the built-in twist-lock for continuous pumping. When you're finished, release the handle and switch the pump off.
Your shop or garage probably has more than just gasoline sitting on the shelf. This pump is compatible with gasoline, diesel, DEF (Ad Blue), non-potable water, kerosene, antifreeze, windshield washer fluid, mild detergents, agricultural chemicals, and light oils. You can use the same pump for multiple approved liquids instead of keeping a separate one for each job.
Not every gas can or utility jug is the same height. The telescoping intake tube adjusts from 15" to 20" to fit different containers, while the output hose gives you extra reach to your equipment. You can move the pump between containers instead of dedicating it to just one.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone, Aiden here at etrailer. Today we're gonna be taking a look at this Electric Fuel Transfer Pump from TeraPump. What this is gonna do is slot into any sort of gas can that you might have. This is a more universal style one because it doesn't thread directly onto the can itself like some of their other options do. And then from there it's powered by 2D batteries. You can flip it to the on position and control the flow of fuel or any other non-corrosive liquids that this is approved to be used with.
So this can be used to fuel up your vehicle, maybe a lawnmower or an ATV, or you can use this with a variety of other liquids. Just be sure to check the instructions that come with it or the box to ensure that you're using it with the proper liquids. If it isn't approved to be used with it, chances are that means the internal seals could be corroded if you use something that it isn't approved to be used with. So there are many different versions of these TeraPumps, some that are approved to be used with certain liquids and some that aren't. So be sure you're getting the right one for the job.
Let's check it out. One thing with this is that it is compatible with a lot of different liquids, but if you are gonna be changing things up, especially if you're switching between something like gasoline and diesel, you're gonna wanna wash it out with soapy water pretty thoroughly to make sure that there's no residue left inside because you don't want any of that cross contaminating with itself. So for us, I'm just gonna turn it on and see if we can get anything left in the hose, which there was quite a bit of, out of there. And ideally, you'd probably wanna let this set out to dry for a while to make sure that everything that is in there is out and nothing's getting into your fuel. One thing about this pump that differs from a lot of the other TeraPumps is the fact that you've got the end nozzle that you can control the flow on whenever you squeeze it down.
You can twist this piece around to lock it in place at full blast, but you can also control the flow by pressing it just a little bit or all the way, which is pretty unique. So one thing I did want to do to kind of show that is actually hook it up to this can just filled up with some water and see if we can notice any difference as we're going to spray it out into the parking lot. So what you wanna do is just remove the nozzle on whatever gas can you're using, drop the intake in through the top. We'll flip it to the on position, and then with a squeeze of the handle we can get some flow going through the tube, and there we go. Right now it's going at up to 2.5 gallons per minute.
That's full blast. And then if I ease off of it, I do notice a reduction in flow. It's not super noticeable and it's nothing crazy, but I do have some control over it, which is really great. That's something that with my truck earlier we did notice is because you have the Easy fuel cap on the gas cap we did have to kind of go on and off over and over with one of these other pumps because the funnel that we had to put in there did get backed up pretty quickly. So let's go ahead and pop that on and see if this can handle that a little bit better. So with our gas can below just sit next to the truck I'm gonna put that in, and one thing that's really nice about this is the very long length of the intake and the output so it can reach from the ground super easily. I'll turn it on, and with the ability to control the flow of that gas, I'm able to control it a lot better and prevent this funnel from getting overflowed. So, if you've got a vehicle with this Easy fuel end to it I'd say that this is probably the ideal TeraPump to use because you can control that, and you don't have to constantly be turning it on and off. You can just control it really easily from the trigger right here. When you're done with it, the nozzle will house within itself. This hook that have been holding it by by the back can be used to hang it up in the garage, so it's ready to go for next time and it keeps it out of the way. Overall though, I think it works really well. I've liked a lot of the TeraPumps we've worked with today. I feel like construction's really nice, and I like that you have the ability to use it with a wide variety of different liquids. I would say that if you do plan on using it with a different variety of liquids, then I'd maybe look into getting multiple, just so you don't have to worry about cleaning it out between each use. You can just have one that's dedicated for diesel, one that's dedicated for DEF, whatever it is and you don't have to worry about it. With this, I do think it's a nice option over the ones that thread on, just because you don't have to leave it installed on the can all the time. You can just grab it, use it with, really, whatever style jug that you want to as long as it reaches the bottom, you'll be just fine. But that'll do it for our look at this Electric Fuel Pump from TeraPump. Thanks for watching.
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Ratings & Reviews

Kate F.
1/28/2026
I am shocked to hear this Brad. I have recommended this to people before and have had great feedback. Did you make sure the threads are clean? I would also make sure that you are not over tightening, that could be causing the leaking as well. Please let me know if this does the trick.

Ac
6/3/2025
It is still working good. I did have a problem lately as the batteries corroded. Not the units problem. I now keep the batterys in a plastic bag.


Greg
2/10/2026
Not good. Have used it several times and it functions very well. Or did. Until it developed a split in the plastic output tube and leaked diesel all over. And worse yet ...it doesnt appear to be repairable. Cant take it apart. Cant find any source for parts. Havent yet tossed it in the garbage but likely will have to in the near future. Would not recommend to anyone.

Tim
2/3/2025
Still works great, many friends have seen it and love it too!


Dan
1/17/2025
Great. In cold weather just protect your batteries. If you can’t keep your gas container in a garage or shed, then just take the batteries out. It’s great not to have to lift the 5 gallon can but instead just push a button.
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Craig
4/2/2026
Have used this pump and a second one I bought for transferring gas and diesel, works great, no issues other than battery life. Would suggest again to use rechargeable batteries or to be able to slip on a battery pack from DeWalt or others.