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- The product is Maxell Siphon/Pump
- Easy and simple use kit
- The product is manufactured in China
- At-the-handle pump control allows for auto-shut-off and restarts and clean, hassle-free siphon control
- Over 2 gallons per minute flow rate in siphon mode
- At-the-handle pump control allows for auto-shut-off and restarts and clean, hassle-free siphon control
- Over 2 gallons per minute flow rate in siphon mode
- Child safety lock included
- Ideal for fueling larger engines
- Use on lawn tractors, boats, jet skis / PWC, ATVs, snowmobiles, farm equipment and light commercial equipment
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Scepter Flo N Go 08338 MaxFlo Siphon Pump
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Informação adicional
| Brand | Moeller Marine Products |
|---|---|
| Vehicle Service Type | Tractor |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 11 x 14 x 3 inches |
| Material | Machine Ball |
| Item Weight | 2 Pounds |
| Auto Part Position | Rear |
| Outlet Connection Size | 0.5 Inches |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00063923083383 |
| Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Manufacturer | Scepter |
| UPC | 063923083383 744211222126 756635870081 720698820437 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 14.2 x 11.4 x 2.7 inches |
| Package Weight | 1.7 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 11 x 14 x 3 inches |
| Brand Name | Moeller Marine Products |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year |
| Model Name | Scepter Flo N Go 08338 MaxFlo Siphon Pump |
| Color | Red |
| Suggested Users | baby-girls |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | 008338 |
| Included Components | Scepter Flo N Go 08338 MaxFlo Siphon Pump |
| Size | 2 |
| Date First Available | June 21, 2010 |
RAlbert –
This is a great product! I bought it to fill my pontoon boat and it works great. Before I had to hold the 5-Gal can and pour it into a funnel that overflowed or spilled frequently.
Now I just set the can on top of the gas compartment cover, put the hose in the can, put the nozzle in the gas filler, pump the handle a few times and wait for the can to drain out (about 2 – 3 minutes).
The only effort to gassing up the boat now is lifting the cans up a couple of feet to the boat.
If you want to fill any other tank you just need to make sure there is a suitable flat place to sit the can that is above the tank fill opening. This is a siphon system so don’t try to use it any other way or you will be disappointed.
I am getting another one for the house to use filling up the mower and cars from 5-Gal cans.
vol n al –
I had a flo master with a closing and opening valve that no longer worked. I had to have foot surgery. My wife was going to do the mowing so this new product was bought so she would not have to worry about heavy gas can to fefill mower. It was JUNK out of the box. Missing the two screws…and never worked…very disappointing. Back to square one. Not going to even go to the trouble to get it replaced because of S&H. Just more money wasted. Either need to make one that works or take it off market. If I did something wrong I do not know what it was because my other one worked for a year or so. Flo N Go 08338 MaxFlo Siphon Pump. Still looking for a siphon that will work. Someone please recommend one that works!
Borador –
Works as advertised.
Sang-Hwa Lee –
It’s generally satisfactory, but I thought it was red, but black came.
DRGW SD40T-2 –
Bought this as a replacement unit since the nozzle broke off of the first one and the company does not sell replacement parts. I have never owned a gas can that didn’t leak when pouring, I’m starting to think they’re designed to leak. This is the only way I can refuel my mowers and premix cans without spilling gas everywhere! Just remember it works as a siphon, that means in order for it to work you have to have the gas can higher up than what you’re filling with gas. It usually takes a pump or two to get things flowing and then it comes out fast, so be careful the first few times you use it until you get the hang of it. The only thing I don’t like is the black trigger guard because it is in a bad location and awkward to use, especially when pumping the handle. Simply take the handle apart and remove those pieces and it’s so much better. I’m also not thrilled with the hook to hold the handle, as it is too short to do any good. I use a small bungee cord and a carabiner looped through the gas can handle to hold it.
Dub H –
Worked perfectly as a replacement for the pump that broke on my 14 gallon Flo N Go gas tank. I believe I broke the original one by clamping the handle open and then allowing it to hang in my vehicles gas tank. The weight of the gas + clamp in cold Ohio winters caused the plastic to get a stress break at the top on the black spout right where it meets the red handle part. So if you’re pumping with this, don’t be lazy, just hold it open even if it does take a few minutes to drain those 14 gallons. To install, I sliced the old one off as close as I could to the handle, then I just pushed the new one onto the existing hose. The rest of the kit did me no good as I didn’t need it. I bought the 14 gallon tank to take full advantage of my grocery store gas discount as none of my vehicles can take the full 30-35 gallons of discounted fuel, no reason to throw away 15-20 gallons at $1, $2, or even full price off! I saved $1570 on gas last year using the tank with this handle.
srm –
I got it this after noon. I opened the box, looked at it, looked over the directions and was able to figure out how to put it together with no problem.
I find the material to be a be cheap, especially the tubing. The clear tubing especially. It folded really easy and I can see where other were having trouble with kinking of the tube but thankfully I had read reviews and knew to watch out for that.
The cap didn’t fit my gas can so I just stuck it on there the best I could, just to hold it steady while I used it. I will have to take it off and put the original cap and spout back on to store it, but I read the reviews and knew this was probable, so I expected as much.
I had the gas can sitting higher than my lawn mower tank. I gave the handle a couple of pumps and presto the gas was flowing with no trouble at all. I couldn’t believe how fast and easy it was.
It is a pain right now to swap the cap and spout but I will figure out how to rig it to fit properly. Also I might not do it right away, but if the clear tube gives me problems I would just swap it out too. I think knowing what I was getting into from reviews made the process much easier and acceptable for me. Even with the parts that don’t exactly fit, I love it. I am not a big woman and I am tired of breaking my back just to spill gas all over the place every time I fill the mowers. I really love the concept but honestly… the materials could be a better grade.
UPDATE: Speaking of the materials… I had my gas can sitting higher than the lawn mower and didn’t think anything of it, but be careful not to have your can sitting close to the edge, especially when empty. I am pretty sure the wind blew hard enough to knock in down being it was top heavy with the Flo N Go hanging on the spout. It fell on to the cement and hit the yellow angled air valve connector and broke into bits. Pretty sad about it, yes I am. :0(
But just as I figured out how to get it working…I WILL figure out how to fix it. I will also state again… the materials really could be a better grade.
UPDATE: Last night I searched high and low to find replaceable parts for this thing. There is nothing out there. I finally found something stating it was made by Scepter. (Duh, it is right there on Amazon)
I sent an email out to Scepter Customer Service really late, maybe 11pm. This morning at 7 am there was an email replying to me. I had asked if I could buy the replacement piece from them or if they could tell me where to buy one. They asked for my address and said they would be shipping one out to me free of charge and no shipping cost. Now that is what I call Righteous Customer Service!!