I don't have a Milwaukee brand. I purchased one from Menards just for my Skidsteer and now I wonder how did I go so long without one. Mine take two D batteries and I'm still on the same batteries a year latter. I fill my riding mower, 4 wheelers everything with it. No matter which one you get you will like how easy it is and no spillage.
My cans I had to pull the screens out to get the tube in. The bottom of my pump has a screen/filter to keep out contaminants.
I have this one. I like it for most part but a lot of newer gas cans suck ass and the tube doesn't fit through the opening.
I bought a couple of the 35 gallon vevor tanks to use at my place. They work great for filling stuff up rather than having to have full gas cans laying around and drying to fill stuff without spilling. The only issue with them is filling them. I used to load them on a trailer and fill. Now I just top them off every so often with 5 gallon cans. I know it kind of defeats the purpose but filling them is easier than equipment and I have put the easy pour Hi Flo nozzles and vent kits on the cans i use and i can empty 5 gallons pretty quick into those tanks. I like having a decent supply of gas and diesel around. Usually with the gas it's all premium and i try to empty it once a year and refill with fresh stuff. The diesel i run #2 in during the summer and then fill halfway with #1 for the winter and add some Howes to it.
Specifically use a brushless drill, could be a sonofabitch otherwise.
Note the specs don't include petroleum products. I would be careful in choosing a transfer pump on this topic.
Not a scam , 12 GPM .
