I don't believe half the shit some people put up on the internet, and I was a bit dubious about buying the PeeWee pump, but I had a bad reaction after a belly full of diesel a few weeks ago, so I flashed out and bought one. Best thing I ever did. No more putting jerry cans up high so I can siphon fuel into my truck.

I can definitely say yes to the Peewee Pump. I use hydraulic oil in my machinery, but I only need to pump it every so often. The named brand pumps cost thousands of dollars, but The peewee pump works just as well and at a fraction of the price. I can afford to have one for each drum.

I was a bit hesitant in transferring the money into their account, but after a phone call that confirmed Peter Soutter is an Aussie, and based here in Australia, I felt a lot better about it. And the best thing, the peewee pump works better than I expected.

I've been pumping diesel from 44's with an electric pump for years. I was concerned about pressurising a 44 full of diesel, even at 5 psi. But I've had no problems with it at all. It's simple really, the air goes in ,the fuel comes out. It's a wonder it took someone this long to invent it.

Transferring fuel in the middle of nowhere has never been a problem for me. it's just that this little pump makes it so much easier. If I could find a fault, it probably pumps too quickly.

I've used my 12 volt compressor to pump up my tyres after I've been across to Fraser Island on the sand I've just found another use for it with the peewee pump I use my pump for water and diesel, no problems. If anything, it works better than the they state in the video.

I've been pumping fuel into my machinery for as long as I can remember. I went from a hand pump that cost around $ 100. 00 to a battery powered pump that cost the earth. This little peewee pump cost under $ 300.00 delivered into central Queensland and it works bloody well. I should have has one years ago.