15 Gallon Portable Gas Fuel Tank Container Caddy, Fuel Caddy with Flo-N-Go Pump, Caddy with Shut-Off Valves, Siphon Mode Flow Rate of 2 Gallons Per Minute, Red

Good investment

Biggest complaint so far is that the filter in the filler neck is so fine of a weave that when you try to fill this, it immediately backs up and flows out of the filler neck. I was at the gas station and had to use my fingers (covered in gas) to dig out the filter basket so I could fill this thing. It reasonably holds 14 gallons, which is what most other items of this same type claim. This one saying it holds 15 I'd probably a stretch. I had to pull the gas spout almost all the eay out of the container to keep it flowing and not automatically cutting off the flow. I stopped around 14.25 gallons and when this is stored vertically on its wheels, the level of gas is just below the vent/filler cap. So I would say this is a 14 gallon canister, not a 15.

Great communication and went above and beyond to help me with my order even though I made a mistake. A+++++ Seller would definately recommend doing business with them!!!The product itself is great, easy to assemble, and easy to use. I keep one in my truck and one in my garage and it's great to have gas on demand when I need it.

We bought this for backup gas for the generatorWe found it too hard to fill at gas station

With its large 15-gallon capacity, I no longer have to make multiple trips to the gas station to fill up various containers. It saves me time and hassle, especially in emergencies or when I need fuel for outdoor equipment.The quality is impressive. It's sturdy and well built. The wheels and handles make it easy to maneuver even when fully loaded.

This is very nice quality. Very thick plastic and the hose is super durable. Huge capacity with strong wheels will make this so convenient around our property.

Why waste $300 for just a plastic container at home depot when you can get the same thing for much cheaper? Does exactly what it is supposed to do, store gasoline so you can transfer it to whatever machines you have at home. I have a snow-blower and a generator. This portable gas container is perfect for me. I had no problem transfer gas from this portable container to my machines. Definitely ready for the winter with this bad boy now.

Where we live is an area that has protected trees on the coast. While it is absolutely beautiful, it can also be scary during wind and rainstorms with 75' trees and their branches potentially coming down and taking down power poles with them. It is not uncommon that we end up using a generator during rainy season, and the fear is running out of gas, but the road being blocked to get to the station to be able to get more. This tank has a large capacity while being easy to store upright in the garage. The hose with it is solid and heavy and the threadings seem quality. A tip if you are storing gas is to make sure to get ethanol-free gas. Ethanol is hygroscopic and will absorb water over time, rusting out anything you put it in. Stay safe!