AF15CB Fuel Filter

Works good ....some fuel left over in bottom..... probably just a funnel with HD screen be just as good

Muy útil! filtra perfectamente las impurezas que contiene el combustible las que quedan retenidas en el fondo del embudo. Ya es impensable cargar combustible en la lancha sin usarlo.La capacidad es muy buena considerando que el estanque de mi lancha es de 550 litros no demora en absoluto su carga.

Purchased the large one, with 2 filters in the funnel. Had a boat with 45 gallons of gas that was contaminated with water that I pumped dry. Ran it all through this and put it into a couple of other vehicles, no issues whatsoever.It is a flat bottomed funnel so it does leave a bit of extra down in the bottom, could have been designed a bit better. Can minimize this by tilting the last bit to get all you can through one of the filters then disposing of what remained - not all that much.Filters very quickly, I was pouring out of one 5 gallon jug into another, then into a vehicle. Filtered as fast as I was pouring.Tested by putting water in the funnel. Absolutely none ran through. I've no doubt it would filter any and all particulate too.Worked very well for what I needed.I'll take it to the farm to filter diesel there.

I bought this to speed up getting gasoline into a 55 gallon drum from gas cans. I had borrowed a similar funnel before from a friend that fit perfectly, and had chamfered slots on the O.D. of the tip to allow air to escape the barrel without blowback. This one doesn't fit at all - not even close. I managed to find a small hose in my stash to jam inside the tip, and fit into the bung, but that made an airtight seal. Ended up spilling at least a gallon out of 35 gallons due to the blowback of escaping air that will take fuel with it. So, if you need one for this purpose, look elsewhere.If you've got a container that can breathe, this is definitely the fastest way to get it all filtered.

This only allows about 1 gallon per minute through the filter. Unless you have 2 hours to sit at the fuel dock or have a very small tank to fill, the I'd suggest avoiding this item.

I wasn't sure if this was real or a gimmick. I had several 5 gal gas cans in the garage that had lots of condensation in them. They wouldn't run anything prior to filtering. I ran the gas thru Mr. Filter and it removed all the water, dirt, particles, and debris leaving pure gas. I was really shocked. My lawnmower ran with no issues after filtering the gas. So I then added the gas to my cars without any issue. No hesitation or sputtering. The gas was treated with stabilizer prior to being stored.

I am a junk yard and I reuse gas from the cars that I get. This helps me filter the debris out from the cars I get, since over time fuel tanks get filthy. Not only does this save me from putting the debris in my tank it saves me time from waiting for the debris to settle down then pouring it into my tank. I also bought a second one for my diesel equipment. As you can tell the the little bumps and white spots are the debris. This product does leave left over fuel inside the funnel but I don’t mind because I’ve had to throw the unused Fuel into my recycle bin and there’s more much left over. Don’t expect this product to make old Gas turn into new gas. All it does is filter the unwanted.

I purchased the filter to eliminate any water or foreign debris from contaminating the fuel system in my boat tanks. It seems to to a good job in the filter department, and is reasonable in the time it takes for the fuel to get through the 10 micon filters. I purchased the 2 head model for this purpose.The real story came when I filled the funnel up with water, to see if any water would pass through. Water passed through at the rate of 3 large drips in 15 seconds. Sent a email to customer service, and they informated me the instructions stated to only fill the funnel 1/3 up the filter head to check for water passage. I did, and NO water came through. The great part is, they got back to me in 15 minutes, unlike some companies that will wait 15 days to answer you question.