Fuel Pump for 55 Gallon Drum | Rotary Crank Barrel Extractor | Oil Suction

This cast aluminum hand fuel pump moves fluid quickly from bulk storage drums without electricity. The rotary barrel pump design uses an adjustable suction tube to empty containers up to 55 gallons, delivering steady flow for diesel, kerosene, and light lubricants with every smooth turn of the handle. Features and Benefits - Cast aluminum pump body - Resists internal wear while keeping the tool light enough to carry between job sites - Segmented threaded suction tube - Adjusts in length to reach the bottom of 15, 30, and 55 gallon barrels - Internal rotary vane system - Draws fluid upward with minimal turning resistance and primes simply by pouring fluid down the spout - Two-inch bung adapter collar - Threads directly onto standard drum openings to prevent wobbling and fluid spills Applications - Transferring diesel fuel from 55 gallon drums directly into tractors, skid steers, and farm machinery - Dispensing light machine lubricants and motor oil into smaller shop containers for routine vehicle maintenance - Draining heating oil or non-corrosive workshop solvents safely in remote sites without electrical outlets What It Is This tool is a rotary crank hand fuel pump designed for dispensing fluids directly from 55 gallon (208 L) drums. Operating without electricity, it uses a manual hand crank mechanism to draw liquid up through an adjustable suction tube and out of the discharge spout. Built as a mechanical barrel extractor, it mounts into the drum opening to move fluids quickly and cleanly. It provides an efficient alternative to tipping heavy barrels or relying on gravity feeds, offering trade users a controlled way to transfer bulk fuels and lubricants in the workshop, yard, or on site. Key Uses & Applications This barrel extractor transfers diesel, gasoline, and oil directly from standard 55 gallon barrels into smaller storage cans, machinery, or plant equipment. Common applications include: - Decanting engine oils and lubricants for vehicle servicing - Dispensing diesel into site generators, plant machinery, or tractors - Transferring gasoline safely into mobile equipment without lifting containers - Emptying or clearing out 208 litre drums in commercial workshops and agricultural stores It delivers a steady fluid flow driven entirely by the operator, making it dependable in remote areas or sites where electrical power is unavailable. How to Choose Select a hand fuel pump based on fluid compatibility, drum dimensions, and discharge control. Match the unit to your liquid type; this model safely handles diesel, gasoline, and oil. Check the barrel depth against the suction tube. An adjustable suction tube is essential to ensure the intake sits near the bottom of a 208 L drum without sucking up settled debris. If you are comparing this rotary crank extractor to a basic siphon pump, note the operation: learning how to use a siphon pump or how to siphon gas with a hand pump requires priming to start gravity flow, whereas a rotary barrel pump gives you positive manual control over the flow rate.