I have the same Tera stick pump. The problem I have is it's stored in an outside shed which is really hard on the batteries. I also had problems with the cheezy switch. To rectify that, I got rid of the batteries and switch by installing a 12v to 3v dc converter in the handle, with the wires coming out through the switch hole. On the end of the wires are soldered battery alligator clips for connecting to my lawn tractor(s) batteries. You'd be surprised at how much better the stick pumps with more available current from the 12v battery. In addition, there's a paper stuck to the side of the stick which covers a hole. I used RTV to seal that hole with the switch from the end of the handle. My guess would be that with the better seal this gives the pump a better vacuum pull on the fluid being pumped. I currently don't have any switch & the pump is on/off by the battery connection. Connecting it up is a little difficult for the mechanically/electrically challenged in our household so my next step is to use a 20v drill battery instead of the tractor battery and to add a switch. We'll see if that's any easier. If it was just me doing this stuff, I'd keep it the way it is. I would like to find a ring for the gas can so the stick pump could just stay in there... maybe some kind of hose adaptor? I'd really like to have this as a semi-permanent setup in our shed so that only a tool battery & a switch was involved. You're doing good stuff, keep it up!
your go to one is perfect for diesel cause I filter all my diesel before it goes in my tractor, and it seems to be the perfect flow to work with the Mr funnel, you would be amazed to see there's actually stuff just from the pump you can put in your tank, I m just trying to cut down on down time and maintenance
agreed some situations it might not be the best for but the shut off it pretty controllable so you may still be able to use it for most things by modding your usage
i have a chipper shredder and the engine fuel tank is like 3 to 4 feet off the ground I don't see that crack pump working trying to hold the hose and crank the pump at the same time 3 feet apart
it used to be on Amazon but doesn’t seem to be there now .. I did find it on Holley.com if you go there and search “mr gasket transfer” in the search bar it’ll pop up as the second search option Part # 8017MRG
Couple comments.... hope you take note.... First, thank you....I'm looking for a pump like this and the video was great.... even though you only dealt with 3 pumps... 2nd....stop carrying the camera for any more than 10% of the edited video.....way too shakey... Third.... reserve your personal opinion..... especially ones like.... I'mma return this item.....to the end ... I believe that you left a lot of information unsaid about the hand crank pump, you liked the flow, you just didn't like the nozzle, and I don't think you mentioned anything about the hand crank pump sets up in less than half the time and you don't need any batteries or electric whatsoever in order to operate it.... Lastly, when you do a review make the review comprehensive, and save all final judgments to the end.... You've got a pretty good style and I hope to see more of your videos in the future....Mo
Damn I thought you were going into CARDIAC ARREST. You got so excited and were going to fall down on the floor and passed out due too the excitement...get a real life...
as much of a life as commenting on a 2 year old video on some random persons youtube channel LOL I really do love you peasant trolls I would be sad if you didn't exist :)
Had to by pass circuit board and wired directly to pump wires. Overflow switch is our junk. Installed my own switch. Pump works but no overflow protection.
