gas can transfer pump

[johnr]

Looking at one of them little battery powered transfer pumps that you set on a gas can, put your Milwaukee battery on and it pumps to the vehicle. Anyone have such a device, and which brand?
Need to use one that is Milwaukee compatible as that is my tool box. Not wanting one that needs Dewalt, or a bunch of double AA's

Thanks,

 

[1lessdog]

Looking at one of them little battery powered transfer pumps that you set on a gas can, put your Milwaukee battery on and it pumps to the vehicle. Anyone have such a device, and which brand?
Need to use one that is Milwaukee compatible as that is my tool box. Not wanting one that needs Dewalt, or a bunch of double AA's

Thanks,

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.

 

[Davy Crockett]

I have one that I chuck up to my drill

 

[Shockwave]

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.

 

[1lessdog]

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.

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.

 

[riverview]

I saw those one day on u tube after filling my skid Steere with 6 gallon cans, thought it would be slick.