TurboFlow™ — Move Fuel, Water, or Oil Hands-Free at 2.2 Gallons a Minute
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Drain Any Tank in Minutes — No Cords, No Cranking, No Mouth on a Fuel Hose
The TurboFlow™ Wireless Pump moves water, gasoline, kerosene, or diesel at 2.2 gallons per minute on a couple of D batteries. Drop the rigid tube in. Press the orange switch. Walk away while it works. No outlet to find. No bulb to squeeze. No tasting fuel for a week.
Stop Wrestling Hand Pumps and Sucking Gas Through a Garden Hose
Squeeze-bulb pumps cramp your hand halfway through a five-gallon can. Mouth-siphoning leaves you sweating gasoline out for the next 24 hours. Corded pumps tie you to an outlet that's never near the boat, the mower, or the back of the truck. You need something you can grab from a drawer, dunk in the tank, switch on, and forget about until the job's done.
➤ Drains 2.2 Gallons a Minute, Hands-Off: The internal motor pulls fluid up the tube the second you flip the switch. A five-gallon jerry can empties in roughly two minutes — about the time it takes to grab a coffee.
➤ Runs on Cheap Batteries, Anywhere: Loads with two D-cells or six AAs. Use it in the garage, on the lake, behind the shed, or roadside where the nearest outlet is fifty miles away.
➤ Ends Mouth-Siphoning for Good: The motor primes itself the instant you press the button. Your mouth never goes near a fuel hose again — no fumes, no choking, no week-long aftertaste.
How a $4 Set of Batteries Moves 2.2 Gallons of Fluid Every Minute
A small DC motor at the head of the pump spins a high-flow impeller inside the rigid intake. The instant you press the orange switch, it pulls a vacuum down the tube, draws fluid up the flexible hose, and sends it out the trigger nozzle in a steady stream — no hand priming, no squeezing, no fumes in your face.
The whole pump weighs less than a flashlight. Stash it in your truck box, your boat hatch, or the bin next to the lawnmower. When you need it — and if you keep equipment with a fuel tank, you will — it's loaded and ready.
Why Boat Owners, Mechanics, and Aquarium Keepers Quietly Stash One in the Garage
The first time you watch this thing empty a five-gallon can in the time it takes to pour a coffee, you stop trusting hand pumps for good. "Used it to drain my outboard tank before winter storage — done in three minutes flat. I'll never tilt a six-gallon jug over a funnel again." — Mike R., Wisconsin.
Built for the Jobs You'd Rather Not Be Doing in the First Place
✓ Pumps Anything That Pours: Water, gasoline, kerosene, diesel, light oils — same pump, same speed, no swap-out parts or attachments.
✓ Survives Garage Drops and Cold Mornings: Impact-resistant plastic body keeps working after the bench knocks it onto concrete or it freezes overnight in the truck bed.
✓ Zero Learning Curve: If you can use a flashlight, you can use this. Batteries in. Tube in tank. Switch on.
Three Moves and the Tank's Empty
Step 1: Slide two D batteries into the handle and screw the cap shut.
Step 2: Drop the rigid intake tube into your fuel tank, jerry can, or aquarium.
Step 3: Press the orange switch. Hold the nozzle over the receiving container until the flow stops on its own.
| 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 | ❌ | ❌ |
Exact Specs for the Detail-Obsessed
- Colors: Vibrant Orange, Bold Red
- Material: Impact-Resistant Plastic Body, Flexible Anti-Kink Hose
- Flow Rate: 2.2 Gallons Per Minute
- Power: 2× D Batteries (or 6× AA with included adapter, batteries not included)
- Includes: 1× TurboFlow™ Pump, Rigid Intake Tube, Flexible Hose, Trigger Nozzle
- Note: Slight size variation of 0.8–1.2 inches due to manual measurement
Got Questions? Here Are Straight Answers.
What liquids can it actually handle?
Water, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and light oils — anything thinner than motor oil pumps cleanly. Skip corrosive chemicals like bleach, drain cleaner, or battery acid; they'll wreck the seals over time.
How long do the batteries last?
A fresh set of D-cells will move roughly 30–40 gallons before they fade — enough for a season of fuel transfers, several aquarium swaps, or a stack of oil changes. Keep a spare pack in the toolbox.
Will it siphon uphill, or only downhill?
It pumps actively in either direction. The motor pulls fluid up and out — no priming, no head start, no need to set the receiving container lower than the source.
Is it waterproof if I drop it in?
The motor housing is splash-resistant, not submersible. Quick splashes during pool draining or aquarium work are fine. Don't fully dunk the head.
Why might mine measure slightly different from the photo?
Each unit is hand-measured at the factory, so a 0.8–1.2 inch variation is normal. It doesn't affect flow rate, fit, or how fast a tank empties.
Built to End the Worst Chore in Your Garage — for Good
The TurboFlow™ Wireless Pump replaces siphoning, hand-cranking, and outlet-hunting with a single switch. Drop the rigid tube in. Press the orange button. Walk away while 2.2 gallons a minute moves itself from one container to the next — every time, no babysitting required.
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