TaskStar Fuel Transfer Pump 12 GPM ⛽

This battery-powered fuel transfer pump brings cordless convenience to refueling tasks on the move, combining fast flow and portable power for farms, boats, and work sites. With a 12 GPM transfer rate and a ready-to-use kit that includes batteries and charger, it helps move diesel, kerosene, and biodiesel without being tied to an outlet.

Key Points

The pump operates from a 21V battery system so you can work away from power sources and handle transfers in remote locations. It has an automatic nozzle shutoff that stops flow when the receiving tank is full, and a pressure switch that cuts power for extra safety. A built-in filter reduces contaminants during transfer to help keep fuel cleaner for engines and equipment. Note that this unit is not recommended for gasoline or water, and the manufacturer advises adjusting the pressure switch manually on first use. ⚙️

This kit is practical for seasonal tasks like refilling generators and moving fuel between containers, and it is compact enough to carry to a campsite or field. The design uses a copper motor which, according to the manufacturer, supports the specified flow and lift performance. The package includes two hoses, clamps, fittings, gloves, and other accessories so the pump is ready for immediate operation.

Technical Specifications

• Name: TaskStar Fuel Transfer Pump Battery Powered
• Flow rate: 12 GPM
• Battery: 21V 2x4.0Ah
• Maximum suction depth: 16.4 ft
• Maximum discharge head: 32.8 ft
• Included hoses: 2 x 6.6 ft
• Compatible fluids: diesel, kerosene, biodiesel

Usage Recommendations

For best results install the batteries securely and check that hose clamps and fittings are tight before starting. Clean residual fuel from the hoses after use to reduce build up and always use the supplied filter to catch particles during transfer. When moving the pump between tasks allow the batteries to charge fully so you can reach the stated run time of up to 60 minutes per charge according to the manufacturer. 🔋

Keep the nozzle upright when not in use to avoid drips and make sure the pressure switch is adjusted during the first operation to match the system you are connecting. If you plan to use the pump on a boat or in a mobile workshop consider stowing the hose set and gloves together to speed setup at each location. ⛽.