Lincoln 1335 Lever-Action Fluid Transfer Pump, Fits 16- to 55 Gallon Drums, 8.5 Fl. Oz. Per Stroke, 2" Bung, Brass Rings, 6' Removable Hose, Steel Outlet Nozzle, Check Valve, Multi-Position Handle

Lincoln Industrial 1335 Lever Action Transfer Pump is a close tolerance pump that utilizes brass rings for extreme durability and expanded fluid compatibility. Telescoping suction tube with standard 2 inch bung fits 60 liter (16 US gal.) and 205 liter (55 US gal.) drums. A bung opening tool is built into the pump head to open sealed refinery containers. Includes a removeable six-foot hose with steel outlet nozzle and hose holder to keep fluid clean and off the floor. Internal check valve assures constant prime. The multi-position handle design allows easy adjustment when moving from light to heavy viscous fluids. The pump is compatible with the following fluids - motor oil, transmission fluid, gear oil, fuel oils, engine coolant, diesel, kerosene, hydraulic oil.

• VERSATILE FLUID TRANSFER: The Lincoln 1335 Lever-Action Fluid Transfer Pump is designed to fit 16- to 55-gallon drums, making it ideal for transferring oil, gasoline, diesel, and other fluids in automotive, industrial, and agricultural settings
• EFFICIENT PUMPING CAPACITY: With 8.5 fl. oz. per stroke, this hand-operated pump ensures quick and easy transfer of lubricants, chemicals, and solvents, maximizing efficiency for a variety of maintenance and refueling operations
• DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Built with brass rings and a steel outlet nozzle, the Lincoln 1335 pump is engineered for long-lasting performance in demanding environments, including workshops, factories, and construction sites
• MULTI-PURPOSE DESIGN: Equipped with a 6' removable hose and a 2" bung adapter, this pump is perfect for handling oils, greases, fuels, and chemicals, making it a reliable tool for transferring fluids from drums, barrels, pails, and containers
• CONVENIENT AND PORTABLE: Featuring a multi-position handle and check valve for smooth operation, this pump offers portability and ease of use, whether for refueling vehicles, handling waste fluids, or conducting routine maintenance on machinery