Do the work outside in case of fire. One spark and boom! Personally, I would pay Rockwall Marine to do the job.

I have all 3 batteries removed and sitting in my garage. went and got a little hand pump this morning.
where i keep my boat is protected by rain, but not wind and cold so i tucked tail and when and did some other chores.

i heard that! had to go tow a buddy back to his house today(brand new pontoon with 2 hrs on it) and the front rolled in just as i got there. went to get my frog toggs, forgot that i took them out last week. had to wear my wife's pink ones. glad no one took any pics.

Could you not just disconnect the fuel line at the motor and use the fuel bulb that is already there? you may need to knock the ball out of the anti-siphon valve at the tank, if it hasn't already been done. Set a fuel can on the ground, below the level of the boat's fuel tank, give it a couple squeezes and let gravity do the rest.