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For small engines, this container is the best. Fully agree with E.
Tear it apart. Rig/disable the button.
Pop a vent line in the tank and place check valve. Cap with rubber cap.
Careful, the threads for the can are fine so easily cross threaded and leaks.
Other than these things it holds gas as stated. POS
They work great for small engines. No good for vehicles.Needed a 2nd 50:1 can for in the field.
Guy at Lowe's said everyone loves these new fangled no leak spouts.
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Works great for filling small tanks.Needed a 2nd 50:1 can for in the field.
Guy at Lowe's said everyone loves these new fangled no leak spouts.
Any experience ?View attachment 1227007View attachment 1227007
this particular nozzle sucks, I have one. the diameter is too small, and they take forever to pour out 5 gallons into my boat or zero turn. ok to fill a chainsaw though.
This looks like a spout for an Eagle gas can. I have an Eagle can that is about 40 years old but would like to get a spare spout. Any idea where I could find one?
This looks like a spout for an Eagle gas can. I have an Eagle can that is about 40 years old but would like to get a spare spout. Any idea where I could find one?
This one looks like the real deal...
This one looks like the real deal...
https://jspmanufacturing.com/produc...900092-900094-aftermarket-spouts-not-included
This one also claims to be U.S. made.
The 5 gallon jug has the rear handle which makes holding while pouring a breeze. The smaller jugs suck.
I also added a metal valve stem so I can discharge 5 gallons quick into a tractor, or put the valve cover back on and do a controlled pour into my weedwacker. This is the way.
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