Flo n' Go Duramax Fuel Caddy — 14-Gallon Capacity, Model# 06792 Item# 33631

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The Duramax Fuel Caddy quickly and safely transfers fuel with the patented Flo n' go Maxflo siphon/pump. Prevents accidental spills and overfilling by stopping and restarting the flow of gas. Transfers fluids vertically or horizontally on level surfaces with minimal priming. It's like having your own portable fuel pump for refueling personal watercraft, generators, pumps, engine-driven compressors, log splitters, lawn care products and other outdoor power equipment, ATVs, snow mobiles, vehicles and more. Ideal for campers, hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.

Features + Benefits

Prevents accidental spills and overfilling
Transfers fluids on level surfaces with minimal priming
Works standing vertically or lying horizontally
Finger recesses at base and sturdy handle at top so 2 can easily carry if necessary
High-density polyethylene container is corrosion and dent resistant
Drop-tested with a full load onto 6in. wheels for assured dependability and long service life
Dual brass shutoff valves for spillproof disconnection of hand pump
Vented fill cap
Bolt-on hanger for hose storage
Recessed grooves for easy strapping locations and safer transport
Meets DOT and UN transportation requirements; CARB certified/approved

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What's Included

(1) Fuel caddy
(1) Flo 'n' go hose assembly
(1) Hose
(1) Hose hanger

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Key Specs

Compatible With	Gasoline, diesel or kerosene fuels
Tank Size (gal.)	14
Pump Type	Flo and go (gravity fed)
Hose Length (ft.)	10
Dimensions L x W x H (in.)	16 1/2 x 12 1/2 x 33 11/16
Material Type	Polyethylene
Wheels (qty.)	2
Wheel Type	Solid
Manufacturer Warranty	12 months limited parts / No labor
Ship Weight	20.0 lbs
Item#	33631

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

3.7 / 5

59 of 78(76%)would recommend this product to a friend.

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Quickly and safely transfer fuel with the patented Flo n go hand pump. Prevents accidental spills and overfilling. Transfers fluids vertically or horizontally on level surfaces with minimal priming. Its like having your own portable fuel pump for refueling personal watercraft, generators, pumps, engine-driven compressors, log splitters, lawn care products and other outdoor power equipment, ATVs, snow mobiles, vehicles and more. Ideal for campers, hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Compatible With: Gasoline, diesel or kerosene fuels, Tank Size (gal.): 14, Pump Type: Flo and go (gravity fed), Hose Length (ft.): 10, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 16 1/2 x 12 1/2 x 33 11/16, Material Type: Polyethylene, Wheels (qty.): 2, Wheel Type: Solid, Includes: Meets DOT and UN transportation requirements Prevents accidental spills and overfilling Transfers fluids on level surfaces with minimal priming Works standing vertically or lying horizontally Finger recesses at base and sturdy handle at top so 2 can easily carry if necessary Drop-tested with a full load onto 6in. wheels for assured dependability and long service life Dual bress shutoff valves for spillproof disconnection of hand pump Vented fill cap Bolt-on hanger for hose storage Recessed grooves for easy strapping locations and safer transport

Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

4 / 5

Hose stiffens up, otherwise excellent,

August 22, 2007

By ctreview

from Norwalk, CT

"My fiancee and I are commuting a total of almost 300 miles a day in different directions. I commute to a state where gas is 20-40 cents cheaper per gallon than where she works and it's 40-60 cents cheaper than where we live. Although we planned on moving as quickly as possible, this time dragged on and on (we are moving this weekend though).

I bought this to refuel her car (she drives about 170 miles a day, i.e. a full tank every second day). We saved a minimum of $2-3 per tank for the 2-3 months or so we've used it. I also filled the 40 gal tank on the van we have. Based on this the caddy has already paid for itself. And I can use this for the lawn equipment etc we have. I already had two 5 gal gas containers and one 2.5 gal container as well.

Although the tank is heavy when full (perhaps 80-90 lbs of gasoline, about 10-15 pound container with hose), I am able to comfortably carry it on my own (and I'm no muscleman). I hold it flat/horizontal, not vertically by the handle. This is to get it up above the level of the gas cap of the car.

I had no problems with the siphon pump, loose or leaking fittings, or anything else. It doesn't pump that quickly but it's okay as you don't have to actually stand there and pump it.

I'd do the following:
1. Put gas caddy on top of a (flat top) garbage can or on a retaining wall around our driveway.
2. Put the caddy vertical. Unscrew the vent on the caddy filler cap. Pump the handle perhaps 5-10 times to get gas flowing. Verify flow by listening for the vent bit to make air noises.
3. Wedge the car's gas tank cap in the pump handle (like you would at a gas station). This allows it to siphon/pump on its own.
4. Do other things in the vicinity (check the car's oil, air pressure, clean the windows, whatever).
5. The gas really does stop flowing when the tank is full. I watched this happen a number of times and now trust that it happens on its own.
6. The nozzle end is ridged so it pops into the filler tube - don't have to worry about it dropping out.
7. I disconnect the hose every time as it stiffens up and looks like it's prone to crack. I hold the disconnected end up above my head and pump the remaining fuel into the tank before I go anywhere, reduces how much spills.
8. The hose also discolored (it's grey now, used to be black). It has some creases. I have a feeling it will have to be replaced at some point.
9. I refill it with the 5 gallon containers if necessary and repeat 1-4.
The shutoff valve works as it should. The vent/filler cap does not leak, unlike some of the other gas containers I have.

It holds about 14.5 gallons, maybe 15, without leaking or anything.

The wheels stopped turning easily - I think I just have to adjust it but I simply haven't done it.

Overall I like it. I'd be curious about a more durable hose and more durable pump handle (metal one) but this is fine.

BTW I don't know how to rate myself. I change all the cars oil, I do the brakes, done axles, but haven't done a timing belt or a clutch. To some I'm a "pro". To the pros I'm a beginner."

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

2 / 5

El Cheapo hose and hand pump,

September 6, 2010

By Inboardboater

"I would rather pay another $25-$50 and get a quality hose, dispense handle/hand pump. Make sure you have all afternoon to fill up using this gas caddy. The hose is easy to kink, and the hand-pump-dispense handle is cheap plastic.
This thing needs a larger diameter dispense hose and a dispensing handle with stronger pump and quality parts.

I would not buy this again unless upgraded."

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

2 / 5

fuel-to-go,

August 30, 2010

By Proman

"The storage tank is sufficient but the means by which you dispense the fuel is poor at best. I have to literally pump the handle to get any fuel out of the tank and even then it barely squirts out the fuel. I thought the tank was suppose to free flow once the handle was depressed but evidently I was wrong."

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Fuel,

August 30, 2010

By Thankyou

from West Point , Georgia

"This works great not too heavy to handle also I like the pump built into the handle."

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

1 / 5

poor quality,

August 16, 2010

By Mechanic01

from Central Massachusetts

"I bought this fuel caddy to make life easier to fill my parents boat, it has been more trouble than good. First time I used it the pump leaked, but gravity fed OK, the second time I used it a year later it leaked almost as much as I put in gravity filling! I wound up buying a heavy duty nozzle locally for $80. The wheels are useless and I just strap it onto a hand dolly to move it around. it is a good idea, with a great price, but I would be more than glad to pay a little more for better quality. I would not recommend this to a friend. Not a good value!"

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

3 / 5

fuel caddy,

June 2, 2010

By Gus1

from MN

"The hose seems to kink where it comes out of the tank.. In the winter, the hose is stiff and hard to use. The fuel caddy works best if it is above the tank you are filling."

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

1 / 5

Mobile Fuel Transfer,

June 1, 2010

By Nonprofessonal

from Leslie, MI

"Unless the fuel tank you are filling is lower than the outlet at the bottom of the tank this unit is pretty much worthless. I found that I had to load it into my front loader to raise it high enough to fuel my mowers or any thing else. Also after a year or so the wheels stop turning and require service. I'm am sorry that I bought it."

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Good Fuel storage container,

February 26, 2010

By Anonymous

from Longview, Texas

"This fuel storage container is made very well and come almost fully assembled. All I had to do was to attach the hose hanger and that took all of about 5 minutes. I will be buying another one. I also got the product very fast. Will be buying from Northern Tool again."

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

4 / 5

Great Addition!,

February 22, 2010

By KrayzKajun

from Harvey,LA

"I have one of these in my Lawn trailer. Makes fueling up the mowers so easy than lugging around 5gallon cans. very easy to use!"

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Flo n go Duramax 14 Gallon Fuel Caddy, Model# 06792

Overall Rating:

4 / 5

fuel caddy,

February 16, 2010

By tigerjim

from Grizzly Flats, Calif

"We have been out of electricity several times this year for as much as 5 days. Lifting 5 gallon gas containers to refill the generator was a real pain. the fuel caddy was a smart purchase. Because of its easy mobility it is easy to fill the snow blower and the lawn mowers. I would recommend this item for anyone. thank you"