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Sep 22, 2026 7:30 PM

Ecarke Cordless 3.8 GPM Fuel Transfer Pump (DeWalt 20V & Milwaukee 18V Comp.)

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EcarkeWorks via Amazon has Ecarke Cordless 3.8 GPM Fuel Transfer Pump (DeWalt 20V & Milwaukee 18V Comp.) for $44.98 - $6.75 w/ promo code RD2RIPKT applied at checkout = $38.23. Shipping is free.

Note: Battery not included. Compatible with DeWalt 20V and Milwaukee 18V batteries (sold separately). Requires gas can opening larger than 1.2 inches. Included adapters may not fit all fuel cans (e.g., Jerry cans, racing/utility jugs) — verify opening size and style before use. Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes; some codes may be one-time use and may not apply consistently.

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Features:
  • High flow: Pumps up to 3.8 GPM (14.4 L/min) for fast fuel transfer.
  • Battery powered: Compatible with DeWALT 20V and Milwaukee 18V batteries; battery not included.
  • Auto-stop: Automatically stops when the tank is full to help prevent spills and overfilling.
  • Wide compatibility: 1.1" inlet with 2", 2.5", and 2.75" adapters for different fuel-container openings.
  • Long reach: Includes a 51" hose, reducing the need to move heavy fuel cans.
  • Fuel types: Intended for gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and light oils.
  • Applications: Suitable for vehicles, tractors, RVs, boats, generators, lawn equipment, farms, garages, and outdoor use.

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  • About this deal:
    • This price is close to a previous, similar Frontpage deal.
    • Our research indicates that this offer is $25.76 lower than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $63.99
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EcarkeWorks via Amazon has Ecarke Cordless 3.8 GPM Fuel Transfer Pump (DeWalt 20V & Milwaukee 18V Comp.) for $44.98 - $6.75 w/ promo code RD2RIPKT applied at checkout = $38.23. Shipping is free.

Note: Battery not included. Compatible with DeWalt 20V and Milwaukee 18V batteries (sold separately). Requires gas can opening larger than 1.2 inches. Included adapters may not fit all fuel cans (e.g., Jerry cans, racing/utility jugs) — verify opening size and style before use. Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes; some codes may be one-time use and may not apply consistently.

Thanks to Community Member MarkD for finding this deal.

Features:
  • High flow: Pumps up to 3.8 GPM (14.4 L/min) for fast fuel transfer.
  • Battery powered: Compatible with DeWALT 20V and Milwaukee 18V batteries; battery not included.
  • Auto-stop: Automatically stops when the tank is full to help prevent spills and overfilling.
  • Wide compatibility: 1.1" inlet with 2", 2.5", and 2.75" adapters for different fuel-container openings.
  • Long reach: Includes a 51" hose, reducing the need to move heavy fuel cans.
  • Fuel types: Intended for gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and light oils.
  • Applications: Suitable for vehicles, tractors, RVs, boats, generators, lawn equipment, farms, garages, and outdoor use.

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is close to a previous, similar Frontpage deal.
    • Our research indicates that this offer is $25.76 lower than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $63.99
  • About this store:

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Sep 22, 2026 8:27 PM
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Chris2pherSep 22, 2026 8:27 PM
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For no particular reason... can this get gas out of cars?
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Sep 27, 2026 11:17 PM
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BondTSep 27, 2026 11:17 PM
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can this pump Water?
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FloridaKevinSep 27, 2026 11:17 PM
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Quote from Chris2pher View quoted comment :
For no particular reason... can this get gas out of cars?
Most cars made in the last few decades (actually every one I am familiar with) has a screen down in the filler neck that prevents this. I have been looking for something to connect to the Schrader port under the hood on a fuel manifold so I can use my vehicle's tank to fill up my mower/atv. Like 2 gallons from my car wont even be noticeable, and my car's tank is much more safe and convenient to transport fuel. I will have to look into it a bit more.
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Sep 28, 2026 12:23 AM
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NedC4242Sep 28, 2026 12:23 AM
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Shouldn't this be grounded?
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Sep 28, 2026 1:59 AM
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FullStashMcNashSep 28, 2026 1:59 AM
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Quote from Chris2pher View quoted comment :
For no particular reason... can this get gas out of cars?
You can't siphon from most newer vehicles. That being said the hose/pump is too big to fit in a gas fill neck but it might fit into a diesel fill neck.
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BrokeSlickYesterday 5:53 PM
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This is great! Diesel prices are expensive!
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Yesterday 6:09 PM
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elimoon8Yesterday 6:09 PM
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So say I left gas in a generator for multiple years (but never ran it)...can this help me pull that gas out so I can put in clean gas and have my generator (which has never been started) start up?

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TelepathboyYesterday 7:39 PM
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Instructions unclear...
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Quote from FloridaKevin View quoted comment :
Most cars made in the last few decades (actually every one I am familiar with) has a screen down in the filler neck that prevents this. I have been looking for something to connect to the Schrader port under the hood on a fuel manifold so I can use my vehicle's tank to fill up my mower/atv. Like 2 gallons from my car wont even be noticeable, and my car's tank is much more safe and convenient to transport fuel. I will have to look into it a bit more.
Yep, that's why the thieves just drill a hole in your fuel tank now, happened to my coworker's truck twice in the past 6 months...crazy.
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poelockYesterday 8:25 PM
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We approaching the Mad Max era now?
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Quote from Chris2pher View quoted comment :
For no particular reason... can this get gas out of cars?
Haha I swear we're getting a lot of slickdeals on end of times stuff
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Dr. JYesterday 8:29 PM
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Quote from FloridaKevin View quoted comment :
Most cars made in the last few decades (actually every one I am familiar with) has a screen down in the filler neck that prevents this. I have been looking for something to connect to the Schrader port under the hood on a fuel manifold so I can use my vehicle's tank to fill up my mower/atv. Like 2 gallons from my car wont even be noticeable, and my car's tank is much more safe and convenient to transport fuel. I will have to look into it a bit more.
But you'd need to have your car on in accessory mode at least.... you'd rely on the fuel pump to pressurize the rail (but at that point why even bother with a pump like this)?

Quote from elimoon8 View quoted comment :
So say I left gas in a generator for multiple years (but never ran it)...can this help me pull that gas out so I can put in clean gas and have my generator (which has never been started) start up?
You're probably better off just loosening one of the hose clamps on the hose going to the carb and draining into a can. Yes you could use this but it seems like overkill IMHO.
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Dr. JYesterday 8:34 PM
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To everyone wondering why one would use this outside of theft, here's an example:

I store my gas in metal jerry cans - the tighter the seal the better for longevity. That said, to get that seal Jerry cans don't have an air makeup. Plus they are nearly 50lb when full with 5 gallons of gas. That means emptying them when full is especially difficult - not spilling while simultaneously directing the hose into a garden implement and holding up 50 lb while it's glugging along (no air makeup = poor flow).

A device like this would be great even if it's just temporary (take it out every time).
- no wrecking my back trying to hoist 50 lb
- no spilling gas everywhere
- consistent, manageable flow

Heck there have even been times where I've decided to put some that's left in a gas can into my car but many newer cars require a mini funnel to bypass some anti-siphon devices and that also reduces flow so I wind up overflowing the funnel. This should act more or less just like a gas pump.
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Yesterday 8:40 PM
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KevinK4945Yesterday 8:40 PM
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Keep in mind that an electric pump that isn't "intrinsically safe" presents a fire hazard when used with flammable liquids like gas.

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willshiYesterday 8:52 PM
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Golly, Was it that long ago that companies took pride in the products they produced and us consumers could be assured? It's apparent our naive consumerism currently allows worthless crap to reach the market and be purchased. May our ignorant rush for bargins be rewarded by our errors. Good luck on that exchange for a "replacement" of equal quality.
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