Description
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Rotary handle: You turn this by hand, and it drives the internal mechanism that pulls liquid up.
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Pump housing: The circular body contains the gears or rotary vanes that move the fluid.
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Discharge spout: Directs the liquid out into a container or another system.
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Mounting system: The pump is fixed on top of a barrel, making it easy to draw liquid directly.
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Usage: Common in workshops, farms, or industrial settings to safely transfer oil, diesel, or other fluids without lifting heavy barrels.
In short: it’s a hand‑cranked pump that lets you move liquid from a drum to another container with minimal effort.