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| Moeller DuraMax Flo n'go LE Fluid Transfer Pump and 14-Gallon Rolling Gas Can | 
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| Brand: Moeller Marine
Category: Sports
List Price: $181.99
Buy New: $111.29 (On sale from $133.55)
You Save: $70.70 (39%)
Buy New from $111.29
Avg. Customer Rating:  (5 reviews)
Sales Rank: 802
Media: Sports
Shipping Weight (lbs): 32
Dimensions (in): 34 x 16 x 13
MPN: 06792
Model: 006792
UPC: 063923067925
EAN: 0063923067925
ASIN: B000MT94QA
Release Date: January 19, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Scepter 06792 14 Gallon Wheel Gas Container | | • | SCEPTER CORPORATION |
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Product Description
Flo N'Go Duramax, 14 Gallon, Red Portable Wheeled Fuel Container, Includes Flo N'Go Fuel Transfer Pump, Rugged Heavy Walled Construction, High Impact Resin Wheels Drop Tested At 15',
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| Customer Reviews:
 Save your money May 30, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have owned this product for a month. It is not worth a dime. It is cheaply made. The fuel handle leaks gas. You cannot get the last 2 to 3 gallons out of it.
THRILL GONE March 1, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I was thrilled when I got this tank. Filled it with gas and took it to the dock to fill my boat tanks. Worked good. Rolled it back to the shop and the screw at the bottom that holds the valve on was gone.Didnt have a screwdriver to get in there. Sent it back. got a refund. Ordered another one. This one had a tight screw on the lover valve. But guess what. I winterized it. Came out to the shop one day and the nozzle was broke off. Took it apart and looked at it. The nozzle was already cracked, as you could see where it had been leaking. Now I have to find a part. Havent found one on line yet but I will call the company and see if they will replace it. Ill give you an update later. Wouldnt buy another one. shouold have spent more and got a better one.
Phil Hoover
Manning,SC
 This thing saved my back! February 8, 2008
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
We bought this thing so that we could stop lifting those 5, and 10 gallon tanks, only to have to tip them over, and upside down to fill the lawn mower, and snow blower, or even the generator. The hose is extremely handy, and has saved my back! NO more clean jerks off the ground to try to get it tipped over, and into the gas tank of whatever we are filling. The hose slips easily into the gas tanks, and the handle has an easy shut off. easy to roll to and from whatever we are using. I highly reccomend this product. Shop around for the best price. I found prices varied by as much as 50%.
Flo and wait.... August 24, 2007
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
As the other reviewer pointed out this thing isn't what you want. I agree, you can't get all the gas out and it is very slow to drain. Using gravity it took me at least a half hour to drain the tank. The wheels stopped working after the first warm day that expanded the tank. It might be better if you some how made a new output hose for it, but then again aren't they spose to figure that out at the factory....
Waste of money June 21, 2007
20 out of 20 found this review helpful
I was really looking foward to getting this. Instead of carrying two 6 gallon cans I could roll one unit. After I got it I wish I didn't waste my money. There are two little valves (same as those little garden hose shut-offs)which are small and difficult to get to and I have smaller hands. Then the valve that is further in came loose. After several emails and phone calls they said I had to get a speacial screw driver to tighten the handle. The unit holds 14 gallons but you can only get TWELVE out!! There are 2 gallons that can't be emptied. So its very difficult to get the tank empty for the off season. VERY DIFFICULT. The hose for the dispenser is so thin and soft that it collapses very easily restricting the flow. Once the hose is kinked from normal storage the flow is very restricted. There is no way to lock the dispenser on (which I understand) which means you have to hold the handle the whole time. And the flow under ideal conditions if very slow. You will be holding that thing a long time. I used a wire tie to hold it open. My advise would be to buy two 6 gallon cans and one of those plastic siphons (less than $40.00 for all) you will be much happier.
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