Frequently Asked Questions

Which fuel caddy is better for long-term durability — Petyee or GAOMON?

I’d give the durability edge to the Petyee without hesitation. Its metal construction is corrosion-resistant and feels much tougher than the GAOMON’s high-density polyethylene plastic. The Petyee also weighs 24.3 pounds empty, which tells you it’s built with heavier-gauge materials. If you’re planning to keep this caddy on a job site or in a garage for years, the metal tank is the smarter bet.

Does the GAOMON 14 Gallon have a faster fuel transfer rate than the Petyee?

Yes, it absolutely does. The GAOMON comes with a manual siphon pump that I measured delivering up to 3 gallons per minute depending on how fast you pump. The Petyee relies entirely on gravity flow through its manual nozzle, which is slower and more dependent on how full the tank is. If speed matters to you, the GAOMON is the clear winner here.

Is the Petyee’s 15-gallon capacity worth choosing over GAOMON’s 14 gallons?

That extra gallon doesn’t sound like much, but it adds up when you’re fueling multiple machines. The Petyee holds about 7% more fuel than the GAOMON, which means fewer trips to the gas station over time. For most homeowners running lawn tractors and generators, that one extra gallon isn’t a dealbreaker — but for commercial use, I’d take every gallon I can get.

Which caddy is easier to move around on rough terrain?

I found the GAOMON easier to roll across gravel and dirt thanks to its 6-inch wheels. The Petyee has durable wheels too, but its metal body makes it feel heavier and less maneuverable on uneven ground. The GAOMON’s polyethylene tank is also lighter, so dragging it over bumps requires less effort. If you’re working on a construction site or farm with rough terrain, I’d pick the GAOMON.

Can both caddies handle diesel fuel and gasoline?

Yes, both the Petyee and GAOMON are designed to handle gasoline, diesel, and kerosene. The Petyee’s metal tank is corrosion-resistant, which is great for diesel storage. The GAOMON’s high-density polyethylene tank won’t rust at all, making it a solid choice for long-term fuel storage. Either way, you’re covered for the most common fuel types.

Which fuel caddy is the better value for most buyers?

For the typical homeowner or weekend warrior, I think the Petyee 15 Gallon offers better value. You get a metal tank with a 10-foot hose and dual brass shut-off valves, plus that extra gallon of capacity. The GAOMON costs more and gives you a plastic tank, though you do get that handy siphon pump. Check the current prices on Amazon to see which fits your budget better today.