Gas Caddy VEVOR (style/type). Who has one? Buy Again?

fidowanttobe · Jul 9, 2025

Want a gasoline dispensing caddy for the wife's Grasshopper. Seriously looking at a 35ish gallon that I would fill, ground, and pretty much park in one place for us to use and then I would bring home race cans full to replenish. Exactly what I do now for diesel only that one has a Gasboy rotary pump on a 30 gallon barrel. Would like one pre-built this time but not if it's junk. I'm trusting you all instead of the reviews.

Thanks

fidowanttobe · Jul 10, 2025

It was worth a shot.

MossRoad · Jul 10, 2025

No sub-24 hour responses? What's this place coming to?

If you're bringing home race cans full of gas, why not just use a portable battery pump in those and save the expense?

fidowanttobe · Jul 10, 2025

Yeah, I kinda had posters remorse. Sorry. Pretty specific product?
My wife has watched me crank fill my diesel and reverse flow it and she really likes that so, . . . and I do too.
That was why I wanted to find a real owner to find out if it does what it says, like my Gasboy.

PoppaMike · Jul 31, 2025

I bought this one at Northern, been using it for at least 10 years with the only problem was the original hose got too stiff and finally cracked. Capacity is 35 gals. I have another (blue in color) for diesel that I bought from Amazon (Chinese made half the price of Northern) hand pump quit after a couple of years so I replaced it with a 12 volt electric pump. Same capacity.

Alan W. · Jul 31, 2025

I have been thinking of getting the Vevor one for my dad. He is starting to have some joint and mobility problems. I dont want him lifting 5 gal jugs. I can take and get it filled for him.

zzvyb6 · Aug 1, 2025

In my humble experience, you should consider having TWO fuel dispensers because you are likely to be facing TWO empty tanks: the mower and the storage tank. In my case, I have 2 100 gal diesel storage tanks. When 1 runs out, I have the other with plenty of time to have the empty one filled.
BTW: I'm not a fan for keeping that much gasoline sitting around in tanks waiting to be used. Age and fire considerations, especially if the gas has ethanol in it.