A decent gas can?!
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A decent gas can?!
Anyone know where you can still buy one that you don't need 3 damn people to perform the sequence needed to get the little trickle of fuel out?! Damn government crap!!
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Re: A decent gas can?!
http://www.electotronics.com/wedco81052 ... ascan.aspx
Got to go to Canada. Or get one like the dirt bike folks use.
Got to go to Canada. Or get one like the dirt bike folks use.
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Re: A decent gas can?!
These new cans were invented to prevent spills and yada yada yada... I spill more with the new ones then old ones!
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http://www.motosport.com/dirtbike/LC-5- ... -WITH-HOSE
http://motorcycle.chaparral-racing.com/ ... grid&srt=0
I've got the vp 5gal drum with spout. Thick plastic. Well made. The hose is extra. But good for small tanks.
Metal Safety cans suck. They rust and it goes right in the tank.
http://motorcycle.chaparral-racing.com/ ... grid&srt=0
I've got the vp 5gal drum with spout. Thick plastic. Well made. The hose is extra. But good for small tanks.
Metal Safety cans suck. They rust and it goes right in the tank.

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You should thank California from what I hear. We went through the same issue. We ended up with some that have a yellow push button. They suck relative to the classics, but get the job done. A guy who knows his gas told us that the new tops keep the gas from losing some of its volatility with the constant seal. A small positive.
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I kind of like the new blitz can with the on/off button. But I only like it in a one or two gallon can. Anything larger is a hassle. Even I can be clean with the smaller container.
driven every kind of rig that's ever been made, driven the backroads so I wouldn't get weighed. - Lowell George
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Check out the Jerry Can - First one on the list is old school metal:
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/jeep-acces ... y-cans.htm
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/jeep-acces ... y-cans.htm
Son, be sure to check the oil. The gas will take care of itself. George Carter - Circa 1965
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Re: A decent gas can?!
Did I miss something? Are gas cans not just gas cans anymore?
the doc
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The cans are the same. But the spouts aren't.the doctor wrote: Are gas cans not just gas cans anymore?
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I have seen documented footage where the vapors within the spout when pouring have the potential of igniting fuel in the cans. May have been on Dateline or some other similar show.
Son, be sure to check the oil. The gas will take care of itself. George Carter - Circa 1965
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Re: A decent gas can?!
Please elaborate
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I always just take the top off and pour thru a funnel when filling something up with gas.
Are we gonna get wet?
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Son, be sure to check the oil. The gas will take care of itself. George Carter - Circa 1965
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Summary: gas vapor + ignition source = BOOM
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Indeed correct. Though I did not replay the video in its' entirety, did it not allow the possibility that the vapors themselves would create its' own ignition source?Summary: gas vapor + ignition source = BOOM
Son, be sure to check the oil. The gas will take care of itself. George Carter - Circa 1965
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