Gas can rant…

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The No-Spill cans are the only ones that I use now, out of all the environmentally friendly cans. Which is a hilarious thought that they are restricted now to us common folk. Even the FS has to use the older metal cans with the grounding wire on the spout.
 

bsnedeker

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I personally really appreciate these new safety gas cans the government makes us use. In my ignorance I used to think that the safest thing to do was to pour the gas right into the gas tank when I was mowing the lawn. Now, thanks to the government, I understand that the safest way to go about it is to cover the engine and your hands in gasoline before you start the machine up!

THANKS GOVERNMENT!!!!
 

nobody

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We can argue about anything and everything political. Not all of us have the same views and opinions. But I think there's one platform we can all agree on:

The government ruined the gas can. That alone should tell everyone that the government isn't our friend.

Rant over, thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
 

Erict

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These work great for small 1-2 gallon tanks, like on a generator or chainsaw - won't lose a drop.
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I had the plastic tip on my atv oil dipstick break off and fall into the oil pan (yeah, it happened). I drained the oil and used one of those flexible tools for retrieving dropped bolts to grab it and fish it out. Might be worth a try.
 
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I have 4 of these. Best can on the market IMO.
 

Broomd

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These work great for small 1-2 gallon tanks, like on a generator or chainsaw - won't lose a drop.
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Wife bought me a couple of those style cans/valves recently at 50% off and I like 'em. Zero leaks with fillups! Amazed. :)

As far as the end-in-the-tank faisco, leave it and pop on another. Won't make an ounce of difference in there.
 

HuntTN

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I’ve had one in my zero turn tank for a couple years now. Bought new gas cans after that.
 

acmcgaha

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I personally really appreciate these new safety gas cans the government makes us use. In my ignorance I used to think that the safest thing to do was to pour the gas right into the gas tank when I was mowing the lawn. Now, thanks to the government, I understand that the safest way to go about it is to cover the engine and your hands in gasoline before you start the machine up!

THANKS GOVERNMENT!!!!
Best response.
 

acmcgaha

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These work great for small 1-2 gallon tanks, like on a generator or chainsaw - won't lose a drop.
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Au contraire mon frère - I forget to depressurize every dang time before blasting fuel all over every small engine I'm trying to fill...
 
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I got old and tired and bought one of them $25 battery operated pumps. I set the can on the atv floorboard stick the pump in the can and fill up the atv tank. It even stops pumping , beeps and the gas in the hose drains back in the can when its full. No mess on me or the atv. Everyone that uses it asked where I got it.
 
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