[magnus_heydoc]

I know it says no fuel but does anyone think this pump would fail if simply pumping some clean SVO?
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It seems harmless to me. Maybe it would ruin seals over time? Unconverted svo isn't much of a solvent to me. If anything it's more like a lubricant. Maybe I'm way off and underestimating svo?
Looks cheap though. I'm still using a "clear water" pump for svo and I'm pretty sure it's also not recommended for fuel either.

[rtarh2o]

I have used it, works ok. Seems like it fills my 5 gallon buckets in about 2 minutes or so.
As far as self priming mine would not, I had to prime it first.
The other drawback is that it has to be pretty close to the source.
But for the price it is great.
Rusty

[MrMoMo]

I have been using an almost identical pump for a year and a half now... thousands of gallons pumped through it with no problems. You may find after a while that it's nicer to have a 120V version - it doesn't get as hot with prolonged pumping (like a 55 gallon drum) and they run a bit quieter.

Veggie oil is a combustible... (not quite the same as flammable)

Flammable: having a flashpoint below 100°F

Combustible: A material having a flashpoint higher than 100°F