Fuel transfer pumps move compatible fuels (e.g., gasoline, kerosene, biodiesel) for mobile or stationary fueling applications in fleet, agriculture, and construction industries, reducing the reliance on outside service stations. AC-powered fuel transfer pumps are used for stationary fueling and transfer applications, moving propellant from large storage tanks on job sites. DC-powered fuel transfer pumps are used for remote fueling and transfer applications. They operate on a DC battery or a vehicle's electrical system, moving fuel from small, vehicle-mounted containers. Hand-operated fuel transfer pumps are suited for low-volume fuel transfer and remote applications with no access to electricity or battery power. Remote dispenser fuel transfer pumps create on-site fueling stations. Dispensers connect to and activate fuel transfer pumps and help deliver fuel from sources that are not easily accessible to the vehicle.