Drain a five-gallon can in roughly two minutes at a steady 2.2 gallons per minute, all without a cord, cranking, or mouth contact on the hose.
Drop the rigid intake tube into the liquid source, flip the orange switch, and walk away while the motor primes and pulls fluid up the line, delivering a steady stream through the trigger nozzle.
Power runs on two D batteries or six AA cells with the included adapter (batteries not included). Weighing less than a flashlight, it tucks into a truck box, boat hatch, or shed for quick access when you need it.
It handles water, gasoline, kerosene, diesel, and light oils—anything thinner than motor oil. Do not use corrosive chemicals like bleach, drain cleaner, or battery acid, as these can damage seals over time.
Color options are Vibrant Orange and Bold Red, and the body is made from an impact-resistant plastic with a flexible anti-kink hose. The motor housing is splash-resistant, not submersible, so brief splashes are fine but fully dunking the head isn’t recommended.
A fresh set of batteries typically moves about 30–40 gallons, so keeping a spare pack in the toolbox is wise. The unit can siphon in either direction, and with a single switch you control the flow—drop the tube, press the button, and let 2.2 gallons per minute do the work.
| Why TurboFlow Beats The Rest | Traditional Wired Pumps | Manual Hand Pumps |
|---|---|---|
| Works without an outlet or generator | ❌ | ✅ |
| Pumps hands-free — no cranking or squeezing | ✅ | ❌ |
| Fits in a glove box or boat hatch | ❌ | ❌ |
Three moves and the tank’s empty: slide two D batteries into the handle and secure the cap, drop the rigid intake tube into your tank or jug, and press the orange switch until you’re done.