how long is the bottom neck of it? I think this would be great to use to fill my car fuel tank from a 5 gallon gas can.
2044195
Well the picture shows it in a 6 gallon Carboy bottle. I think it may be 5 inches maybe 6. It may work for that.
2044196
The neck is 4" long. Seems like it might be a little short for that type of application.
1312125
It will not work well for that. The hose is not long enough to extract gas from a car.
1312130
Before you buy this or any other siphon item, get a flexible piece of hose small enough to fit down the neck of your gas tank and try to reach the gas. Many new cars have baffles in the filler neck making it impossible to reach the gas in the tank and siphon gas from it. Probably for EPA or safety (crash) reasons, but it is what it is. Don't wait for a hurricane and find out you can't get gas out of the tank.
2133404
I think its 5/8 The end is tapered and rubber so it fits in the aqua stop valve for the Canister. Only reason I bought this one was to relocate my canister. Other wise it's pretty useless to hook up anything else.
1212940
Pick up end is the straight tube below the bulb. It is only long enough to fit into a 5gal gas can, barely.
1469127
If it was, as is the case with other 'EPA Certified', it would be hard to use and leak copiously. I have several of the Carb-Compliant cans all of which leak during use and transport. A full 5 gallon EPA Compliant can is very hard to manage... trying to activate the Carb-Compliant spout while holding 30+ pounds of fuel upside down is just not possible. Fuel ALWAYS spills around the fill port. Good job, EPA! Always trust a desk-bound bunch of bureaucrats to screw up a simple can!
1024864
without actually measuring it, i think it is about 9 inches long, fine for my 10 gallon set up. It is pretty good in maintaining the temp. I've got it dialed in to around 78-84 degrees.
793379
It's approximately 4" roughly. It fits in everything I use except an old fashioned juice container due to the neck being small.
56965
It's meant to be used with a standard 5gal propane tank, but if you had a converter you could use a small 16.4oz camping tank, although you might run out before your job was done :-) I'm not sure that answered your question, but I tried!
2284935
This does fill from bottom. It is easy for me. Going on 80 yrs. Plastic tank on end lifts out. Large opening. About 6 ". Lid. If you can carry gallon of milk, you should be ok. I love it & I run on low, very very quiet. D
349444
It's only about 5/8 inch in diameter and maybe 2 inches long. It's for little fuel powered radio controlled race cars. Hope this helps.
369271
I used 1/2 a can on a 3 gal motorcycle gas tank, worked great. Filler necks can be removed from car look for screws near the filler neck. I did this on a Lincoln town car to remove my tank. I would use the whole amount. You need to rotate the tank to get a even coating.
1167023
it probably won't work for you unless you can tilt it to get at the last dreggs. if i don't tilt the gas can it leaves about 2 inches
493701
I used it in my boats fuel supply, about 7' long. its a stiff hose but can be bend some. works great, putting in water finally this week. :)
256724
I use this pump to transfer gas from 5 gallon cans into three different cars and with each car you can easily hear a distinct change in the sound of the flow as the tank is nearly full - kind of like a bubbling or a gurgle - it's easy to hear before an overflow. Also for my own car I know the mpg is 20 or 21 so ten gallons is 200 to 210 miles so I always fill at around 200 miles even though I could easily wait until 260 miles. Neither of these methods are very scientific but both work just fine. Hope this helps.
1743759
I purchased this funnel in order to fill my car and SUV from a 5 gallon can. The flexible tube allows me to insert the end of the tube into the gas filler opening at an angle and position the top of the funnel horizontal. I then close the gas filler cover on the funnel to LIGHTLY hold it in place. As long as you hold the 5 gallon can above the funnel without touching it, the funnel will stay in position and you will be successful. With a full can this is difficult for me, so I try to position myself so that I can use the side of the car to help support the can. For my Pacifica, I use a small step ladder to get above the funnel. If you keep the gas can above the funnel without touching it, you will be able to use both hands to hold the can which is a necessity for me.
1719944
Hi. It is 4.5 inch diameter. i placed it on my gas tank opening. Makes a great frame for it. enjoy..