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Features
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Battery operated for portability
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Auto-Stop feature prevents overflow
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Transfers liquids at a rate of 2.3 gallons per minute
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No seal required
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For use with gasoline, kerosene, diesel, light oils, and non-potable water
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Great for emergency generators, yard equipment, and utility machinery
Product Overview
Discharge hose with clip and nozzle
Intake tube
How to Assemble Your Pump
1. Install 2 new D batteries, making sure the polarity on
the batteries matches the polarity indicators
embossed just above the threaded area of the
battery casing. Do not install different types of
batteries or partially-charged batteries.
2. Screw the sides of the battery casing back together,
using a clockwise motion.
3. Ensure that the discharge hose is firmly seated
before use.
How to Use Your Pump
1. Check the unit over before each use to make sure
there are no holes in the tubes or hoses.
2. Immerse the intake tube into the supply tank from
which you wish to transfer fluid.
3. Place the nozzle of the discharge hose into the tank
to which you wish to transfer fluid, and use the
included clip to hold it in place.
4. Turn the power switch on to begin transferring liquid.
5. Pump will stop automatically when the receiving tank is full.
You can also stop the pump manually by turning the power
switch off.
6. If you wish to transfer liquid from a new container, you must
turn the power switch off, immerse the intake tube into the
new container, and then restart the pump.
BATTERY CASE
TURN COUNTER CLOCKWISE TO OPEN
ON
INTAKE
TUBE
2
Battery casing/
pump unit
Power switch
BATTERIES
OFF
DISCHARGE
HOSE
SUPPLY
RECEIVING
TANK
TANK
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